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That was to cover an expired patent, I believe. Discraft actually did, for a time, make what was called a "Sure Grip" Surge, which had a soft grippy pad adhered to the flight plate. Kinds strange, but a neat idea, I suppose.
Threw for about 20 minutes before dark, mostly trying to burn the piss and vinegar out of a big brown dog who has been cooped up for 3 rainy days.
Proton Jet is not any more OS than the Neutron, but this Proton is basically Prism quality. Gorgeous stuff. May be good in tailwind or for rollers...
Mono, I got a heavy Rhythm in the mail yesterday. Will report back before too long, should be able to get out tomorrow. Have you thrown an Inertia? I'd think one of those in the mid/high 160s, in Neutron, might be just the ticket. I know for a fact the blank white ones are flip machines.
Not that it matters in the least, but I'm confident those are at best minority holders. There are others, or certainly were, recently, with more of a controlling stake. I'm not privy to the inner workings, but am pretty good friends with that crew. Carry on.
I'm not sure on exact stakes of ownership or current team members, though I know all of the guys. What I can say is that they are a good group to work with, and have already had a much greater impact locally than Mcbeth, or Foundation, did or do. Stand up guys, and I've been impressed with...
Pa5 is the best new disc that I've thrown this year. All the superlatives of the Pa4 flight with better hand feel. The glow shimmer plastic is very nice as well, and just tacky enough for jump putting. Excited for 350G version.
You're old, you know that? Hahaha. I remember many times getting a phone call on Friday evening asking if I wanted to drive 3 hours to NC or the like to play the next day and to my recollection, never being turned away.
Photons are all over the place. A proton 169 is a workable driver. The CN neutrons at 168 are 9/10 of a Thrill. Most of the fissions I've thrown are a tad less HSS than other plastics. Most of my favorites are 172 Neutrons, which will stand up on a full rip.
Anybody throwing the Zenith? Started with a 169 Stock stamp and a 172 blank. Really like the lighter one. Similar stability to a cosmic trace for my FH, meaning it holds a anhyzer very well. BH it is a little flippy when thrown hard. Ordered a back up. The Blank one, slightly heavier, is...
What's interesting is the time period you chose to bold. Clearly 8 days is not enough time to R&D, design, source, have mold parts cut, and go into production. This is glossing over the fact that the Pig likely uses recycled parts, while the Zone seems to be unique. No interest in an...