[Innova] Color Differences - Pro, Star, Echo Star...

[bsnone]

So I did a search but wasn't finding exactly what I was looking for...

As far as stiffness of the disc, does anyone have a tried and true measure on what colors provide what for the different innova plastics?

That is, if I have a red pro disc, will that typically be softer/gummier than say a white?

Essentially if I'm looking for a stiffer star plastic what colors should I be ordering? If I'm looking for a gummier pro plastic what colors should I be ordering? Tough to get my hands on many discs locally so it is online for most of my purchases.

I throw star eagles - I have an orange that is stiff and a yellow that almost feels like g* - is this typical or does it change from run to run.

what about stability? Is there a color that tends to be more/less stable than others in pro/star/echo star?

thanks,

 

[jskew113]

Not really. Time of run/ raw materials available are more responsible.

Flight can be kinda decoded by dome/ PLH.

 

[captain jack]

I think Discraft is the only company that ties stability to color.

 

[Pbmercil]

So I did a search but wasn't finding exactly what I was looking for...

As far as stiffness of the disc, does anyone have a tried and true measure on what colors provide what for the different innova plastics?

That is, if I have a red pro disc, will that typically be softer/gummier than say a white?

Essentially if I'm looking for a stiffer star plastic what colors should I be ordering? If I'm looking for a gummier pro plastic what colors should I be ordering? Tough to get my hands on many discs locally so it is online for most of my purchases.

I throw star eagles - I have an orange that is stiff and a yellow that almost feels like g* - is this typical or does it change from run to run.

what about stability? Is there a color that tends to be more/less stable than others in pro/star/echo star?

thanks,

Some people talk about colors but for the most part color is a poor indicator as to what to expect.

In regards to your super soft star eagle: that is a new development and is coming out in A LOT of current production star plastic. Odds are to get a stiff star disc you need something that is older production still sitting on a shelf. Probably your best bet is to find a online retailer with great customer service who is willing to handpick discs for you to your preferences for feel.

 

[DanJon]

I think Discraft is the only company that ties stability to color.

That would be Legacy.

 

[Streets]

That would be Legacy.

"Taste the Rainbow"

 

[SD86]

In regards to your super soft star eagle: that is a new development and is coming out in A LOT of current production star plastic. Odds are to get a stiff star disc you need something that is older production still sitting on a shelf.

TOTALLY agree with this. To get a stiff Star Roc3, I have to order Factory Seconds. What I'm seeing in stores is soft and nearly floppy as GStar.