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I throw some '09 Z Predators that are tourney stamped, slight dome and opaque. I've had the same one in the bag for 3 years now and it's still a windfighter. They're not exactly rare. It's just impossible to find anything close at B&M stores.

The only OLF worth bagging IMO. I'd definitely get a bunch. Nothing quite as nice as a 1.1.

Are you guys referring to the DFW Courses thread?

Cool, thanks for the info. I apologize for bringing extraneous fluff into the razor sharp focus of DGCR :D Next time I'll shop around for a better forum/thread to post in/on.

Does anyone have the story on why they closed down? I haven't been up that way for a while and just saw online that they're closed. I figured there's enough of a DFW crowd here to possibly get an answer.

3.50 star(s) Challenging Course This course is in a good looking and well maintained park. It is also clean. The use of elevation makes for a fun round. Excellent chains and teepads. The layout of the holes flows well. Roads serve as OB on many holes adding some difficulty to a forgiving course. Most...

I've got an opto that I got right when they were released. It's not floppy but it will turnover an pan out to flat landing dead straight on a flat throw. My Christmas pure is pretty flippy though....;) Pick up a rgl spike maybe? It's got the lss to come back though. I'd just stick with the...

Yeah, some of the new black softs are really nice having just a little more flex than the original zero line. I am a really big fan of the black softs I'm bagging, but will not resist ordering 5 of the mediums. The pure is tits, and I can't wait too feel up some mediums...

Well played! :clap:

Sierratradingpost.com has Delaveagas in most sizes for $87 plus shipping. Also, there's a 35% off and free shipping if you spend $100, so toss some socks and maybe a pair of shorts or shirt and you got a great deal on some Delaveagas and you'll end up getting them for $56 plus whatever else you...

I found that flat s lines are less hss and get squirrelly as they break in while the domier ones have more hss and lss and keep their stability longer and wear more gradually without the sharp change in stability.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Cool-It_Six_Pack_Can_Cooler/descpage-COOLIT.html Might not get any better than this. Light. Easy to carry. Re-usable. Holds just enough for a loooong round or a stumbling round. Beats the hell out of less than frosty beverages. And stays ice cold for 6 hours...

Same experience with my gl mace. ^^ nothing drastic just delayed fade/straighter for longer. But I'm probably wrong since I don't have a huge virtual chip on my shoulder.

DD has good selection and good prices. PIAS has pretty good selection as well, but their prices are a little steep.

Same thing happened to me on the targhee's. The smaller pointed edges of the sole that wrap up the sides of the shoe started coming off very quickly. Look for a pair that does not have that sole design. Gypsum's are what I wear. The soles are very firmly seated on the shoe.

Moabs are a littleheavier than dela's, but dela's are exceptionally light shoes. I've played in both and I preferred the dela's. Moabs held up great though. Back on topic: I had 3 pairs of Delaveagas and all three of them crapped out within a handful of rounds. 2 pairs had the inner heel...

It will not mask any form issues. Any wobble on a powered up fh throw and you are in trouble. If the suspect is anything like a zone then it won't matter at all. On a related note, I held a suspect today and it felt maybe a smidge shallower in my hand than an esp zone. I actually don't like...

XXX is made by Latitude 64. Get a flat opto. Flat top firebirds refer to a few runs that came out super flat. The current run of stiff flat champ firebirds are the ones that people are referring to. Any store worth their salt will know what you are asking and pick one out for you if you are...

For me it's a feel issue, not a flight issue with the plastic beating up. The rub along the bottom of my fingers on the release can be a little wonky when they hit a gouge in the plastic. i.e. I have soft, dainty hands

My hard pure looks like it has been used for a year and I've only used it 6 rounds. I'm not driving, just approaching, so no bends just tons of deep scrapes and dents from rocks and baskets. Hard zero is scarring up a lot like ez plastic did and that's the main reason I didn't like EZ.