[Gateway] Favorite Sure Grip Plastic Blend

[allenhoop]

Several of my SS Voodoos and SS Magics were "chalky". Most in fact. Slightly...it's like a fine sheen on the plastic.

Chalky is supposed to be very easy to tell. Usually there are white flecks throughout the plastic, like this:

They are usually SS-SSS in flex.

 

[tbird888]

I would recommend you check out Pure White, it is right there with Medium as far as firmness.

It doesn't really have the same gritty feel that a lot of the Mediums I own have, but it is damn firm, that's for sure.

 

[dwindacatcher]

Soft. Your description of it is perfect. Though I do use a ss/sss when it gets really cold.

 

[CreemCheese]

I went G series, love(d) my old early 2000's era, ultra stiff, G5, G6, G9 were what I bagged, only have one G5 left. Actually chipped off part of a tree trunk with a G5i and the disc had no mark.

I love the Fossil and Fossil Fuel RDG stuff I have, but no true Gateway molds in it, so I didn't know if it counted.

 

[dysmike]

I love the Fossil and Fossil Fuel RDG stuff I have, but no true Gateway molds in it, so I didn't know if it counted.

I have F Wizards Of the available plastics today.. this is my favorite.

 

[dehaas]

I'm a sucker for softs. Snagged 3 more along with a nice flat evo platinum chief os with vouchers from willmore glow last night.

 

[SpikeHyzer]

For me, it really depends on weather conditions and the shot I'm trying to throw. I usually carry OG, PWP, S and SS.

I prefer to putt with OG when it's cooler or wet outside. During the hot summer days, I'll switch over to PWP for putting. When driving, I like SS during the cold/wet and S or PWP when it's hot out.

Back around 2004/2005, there was a special mix of black sure grip plastic that they ran the G5i in that was super tacky, yet was really rigid in terms of flexibility. Those were the best demons to ever be produced and one of the most unique plastic blends I've ever thrown.