Recent content by Snaques

I guess the Prince could be more intermediate friendly, but from what I've seen from Ricky and Matty it seems plenty stable. Gotta keep an eye for more reviews. What you said about the Westside flightnumbers is partially true, but also one of their biggest issues. All of the traditional trilogy...

I felt one at the store and calling it an OS Judge sounds more like marketing than anything else. Based on the feel I saw nothing from the Judge except for the bead. Flight-wise it seems to be what they say, but for most this shot is reserved to the OS approach discs like Harp, Slammer, etc...

I have to say that I'm starting to like the Orbit Strive. It is in my bag for the max golf line distance where it turns a bit, but has reliable finish. Put it on an anny and it holds nicely before flattening out. I do have to say that it gets finnicky in the wind. The regular Strives are a...

They are curious indeed. I've never had issues with varying numbers, because for the most part they are usefull within one company and within one plastic type. From there on you can extrapolate what to expect from what disc. The problem, however, is that most people look at them universally...

Yeah, WS is the by (and it's not even close) when it comes to flight numbers. I think the World was initiall a +1 turn and Sword was a 0. That is just crazy if you've ever thrown either. That being said, the Prince still feels rather redundant and the fact it's not in the "Royal" plastic makes...

It kinda depends on how you look at your fairway drivers. I like to think them as an extension to my mids, where I can throw those tight lines (quite) a bit further without too much lateral movement. For example the River will go 50' further than any mid I have and still can make it fly dead...

I've got two regulars and two orbits. The orbits are both a bit more domey while the regulars are rather flat. This might be the reason that the orbits for me are consistently straight, with that tiny touch of turn and solid fade at 400'. Meanwhile the regulars can fly the same, but in a wind...

I've bagged couple of Rives for my flex forehand shots and OS backhand shots, but it's been too overstable to be my main driver. The Grace has been working well, but seeing Strive enter the picture I figured it could maybe give me a bit more distance than Grace but with a similar flight. I...

Of course if that works for one, then great. Personally, I think that range is already better covered by jump puts, *glideless* putters and flicks, which give you way more consistent results if you have those shots in your bag. I guess my biggest issue with it is the weight, because 1) it's...

Never owned a Glitch so when I saw the Spore I figured I'd give it a try to see why these discs are so popular nowadays. Played a one disc round with it yesterday and I get that it's fun to watch it float in the air on a rope. It actually handled all the power I could give it no problem, maybe...

Never thrown a Wraith, but everyone says it's basically same as Grace which I do bag. For me the Grace is more OS than the Sword, with the VIP-X as the only exception. If red really wants to go Innova, my vote would be Tern or maybe Shryke.

I eventually got it sorted by, well, doing the same thing over and over again. After multiple tries, somehow my subscription did appear where it was supposed to and I got to cancel it. That was just yet another frustration with the whole thing. Clearly I was doing what I was supposed to, but...

Couple of people already recommended it, but my vote would definitely go for the Hatchet. I've noticed that some TP ones actually start pretty stable and beat into somewhat understable, while most VIPs have started already closer to what you'd expect and get flippy. When I was throwing 300', it...

Not quite sure what your point is, but I suppose I'm just saying that Paul has been much more impactful in terms of growing the sport as well as his sponsors. Maybe in NFL terms, Paul is Brady and Ricky is Gronk.

Ricky doesn't really produce content that gets people interested. It's true he's way more comfortable in front of camera, but doesn't create much of a cult following. Paul was completely different than the younger guys today. Sure he was great, but what really set him apart was his pure...