G-Vaughn0906
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What is the difference is between these discs? They all have similar flight numbers, so I was trying to compare them and see who's thrown them and what you like them for. Thanks in advance.
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[Compare] Fuse VS Claymore VS Bounty
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Claymore is straight. Bounty flips up, glides right, comes back a little. Fuse flips up/over and doesn't come back. These are my experience. Fuse felt better in hand, but i only kept the Bounty.
oldmandiscer
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Claymore is probably the most stable out of the bunch. I like the hand feel the best. Shallower then the other two. Fuse is going to be much more apt to turn with little to no fade.
Bounty is closer to a Comet. The worst IMO hand feel. Straight to slightly understable. Bounty had the most glide I think, Fuse very close second. Claymore third.
Bounty is closer to a Comet. The worst IMO hand feel. Straight to slightly understable. Bounty had the most glide I think, Fuse very close second. Claymore third.
The Claymore is basically a trashed Buzzz. Never thrown a Bounty but it looks like a Comet clone. The Fuse is a magical woods carving disc that seeks out metal like Liam Neeson seeks out Eastern European villains.
I might be biased. The Opto-x and new Optos in the "Italian/German" clearish plastic seem to be the most stable or least touchy.
I might be biased. The Opto-x and new Optos in the "Italian/German" clearish plastic seem to be the most stable or least touchy.
twistedraven
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I agree with BrotherDave on the Bounty and Fuse. The Bounty feels like a Comet, and flies like a Comet (not a fan of the feel). The Fuse is magical for woods and gets aces. I prefer Opto-X Fuses.
Of the three mentioned, I only own the Claymore. Mine is in Frost plastic and I bought it from a bike shop that also has a small assortment of discs, and truthfully I didn't really vision using it as much as I do, I bought it more just to support the retailer. However, now it is always in my bag and I use it multiple times every round. I primarily use it as a mid-range, approach disc. It flies straight and it sticks when it lands, not many roll-aways.
Never did get my hands on a fuse.. The bounty is very Comet like with more of a Buzzz feel, it is flatter, bead less, and turns a bit thrown flat on a Comet line. Kinda goofy to a comet guy but honestly not too far off.
