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I know their is allot of fans of the claymore, I've never thrown one but this decodye is a super sick print.
I WANT ONE!
I WANT ONE!
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[Latitude] Lat64 Claymore (mid)
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World Eater
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How is the stability on the frost and decodye plastic?
I need to fill the Mako spot and I'm going to pick one up next week. The rim looks good. Just hoping for neutral and not too understable.
I need to fill the Mako spot and I'm going to pick one up next week. The rim looks good. Just hoping for neutral and not too understable.
World Eater
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OK, that big flake stamp on the upcoming frost claymore looks pretty sick. I think my decision has been made for me, but I still wouldnt mind some insight into claymore stability across plastics. 
Huk Finn
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Will the Claymore be a good fit between the Mace and Tursas? I also throw a Warship.
BirdieMachine
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RGL seems to be the most stable, Opto will turn a bit more and come back at the end. I've been stocking up on Claymores to go with my Truths. Need to beat in the RGL's a bit more to get more turn, They're pretty straight. I'd like a Retro to beat in also, but so far only in the disc set.
World Eater
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RGL seems to be the most stable, Opto will turn a bit more and come back at the end. I've been stocking up on Claymores to go with my Truths. Need to beat in the RGL's a bit more to get more turn, They're pretty straight. I'd like a Retro to beat in also, but so far only in the disc set.
Thank you Birdie! I really like my RGL Maces. I'll have to pick up a recycled one along with the frost I was going to try.
I'm picking up Truths (Moonshine) and Claymores (frost, rgl) this week and then I should be done tinkering with my setup before I start competing.
46YearOldSlinger
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Does anyone know how Opto Claymores compare to Frost? I currently have a Frost that I love but am curious how an Opto would compare. Thanks!
I have one Opto Claymore and I love it. For me it flies like a seasoned KC Roc - nice and straight, no turn, very very slight fade at the last second. I dont bag it because I dyed it and it will be gone for ever if it goes under leaves. Its more of a throw around the field disc until i get more. It really is perfect with my TP Tursas though. Its like they were made to bagged together
I have 4 Claymores in the bag: the Frost is the most over-stable, the opto for me is stable with a little fade at the end, the goldline I use for hyzer-flipping (it flips up flies straight and finishes a little right. I just got a retro hoping to break it in to a right hook to take the place of my Fuse, things are looking promising. Also have several TC Claymores, that fit between the opto and gl, but don't bag them. I throw RHBH and throw 175 gram weight. Love the Claymore!
46YearOldSlinger
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Thanks, that's kinda what I expected. My other Frost discs are more stable so that seems to be the consistent trend.
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Picked up a Frost Claymore yesterday and threw it today. Loved the extra stability comapared to the Retro version.
Flew very much like a fresh Buzzz, long and straight with late fade. This could be an excellent workhorse mid.
Flew very much like a fresh Buzzz, long and straight with late fade. This could be an excellent workhorse mid.
Enforcerj027
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Found a new disc store 30 minutes from home and have been looking for a good mid range so I picked up both the Buzzz os and the claymore. Tried both through a course and that claymore is now a staple in my bag and that buzzz is in the backups. If you haven't tried one and want a nice mid range I highly recommend it.
livextreme9
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What is the stability on the retro Claymores? I have some metal flake optos and a regular opto, but I would like something with a little more turn. My metal flakes are more stable than the regular opto and the regular opto with hold an anny line, but I would like something I can hyzer-flip to turnover for tight shots. I am only carrying the Claymore and Mace at the moment and do not want to add a third mid mold. Thanks in advance.
Pick up a claymore in a lighter weight, or add a Tursas. The role youre looking to fill, is my Tursas
livextreme9
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I used to throw the Tursas, but it has too much glide. Especially on an anny line, it would just keep going. I dropped the Truth and Tursas for that reason. They both are too long for what I want out of a mid, but they are both great discs. Just curious if the retro Claymore will be a little easier to turn than the opto counterpart, so I can bag both.
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It certainly has more turn than Frost. I haven't thrown mine in a while, but that s my recollection.
mbntheman
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I'm looking to pick up a claymore via trade, anyone? How does the trilogy challenge version fly compared to recent runs?
What do you have to trade?
46YearOldSlinger
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I've tried the recycled (Trilogy Challenge), Opto, and Frost. I find the Frost to be the most neutral with the least turn. It has just a hint of turn and just a hint of fade that averages out to neutral for me. The others are very slightly understable rather than neutral for me.
