UnitedPuppySlayer
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Picked up a Pa1 and 4 today from Cale's shop and had a chance to throw them a little. With it being the first nice day of the year (first week straight without any snow on the ground, or 5+ inches falling from the sky.) the courses and fields were crowded with people so I only got to throw them so much. I'll be able to throw them a lot more tomorrow on some private land, but here's what I've got so far.
The feel of the discs are pretty nice, especially if you like to throw MVPs putters. The inner rim is curved slightly which made me immediately think of the Ion and Anode. It's not nearly as curved as MVPs, but they don't have that hard corner on the inside that I absolutely hate when throwing putters full strength. The plastic is still the same as the drivers and whatnot (400 series), though I have felt another blend that Cale got in that is much more of a chalky feel to it. Ok, now on to the flights!
The Pa1 is a pretty cool disc, a pretty good amount of glide for the first 80% of the flight, then decides to get fairly stable fairly quick. We didn't really have much for winds today, so I can't really say how well they do in different kinds of winds, but I don't think it'll have much trouble in them from what I saw. At this moment I'd rate it around a 2.5/4/0/2.5 I'll get a better feel for it tomrom tho.
As for the Pa4, I'm digging this disc. A touch of turn to the flight so you can pop it up from a slight hyzer and let it riiiiiiiiiiide. This thing has quite a bit of glide to it. I was able to get all sorts of lines out of it by just adjusting the hyzer angle on it. So controllable it's kinda scary. One of my favorite things about this disc is that it's still somewhat stable at the end of its flight. There were a few shots today that I thought I let it hang out 20 feet too far right and it came back beautifully to a few nice ~10ft putts. I'd rate this thing around 2.5/5/-1.5/2
I'll have a couple comparable discs being thrown next to these tomorrow as well.
Pictures up shortly.
The feel of the discs are pretty nice, especially if you like to throw MVPs putters. The inner rim is curved slightly which made me immediately think of the Ion and Anode. It's not nearly as curved as MVPs, but they don't have that hard corner on the inside that I absolutely hate when throwing putters full strength. The plastic is still the same as the drivers and whatnot (400 series), though I have felt another blend that Cale got in that is much more of a chalky feel to it. Ok, now on to the flights!
The Pa1 is a pretty cool disc, a pretty good amount of glide for the first 80% of the flight, then decides to get fairly stable fairly quick. We didn't really have much for winds today, so I can't really say how well they do in different kinds of winds, but I don't think it'll have much trouble in them from what I saw. At this moment I'd rate it around a 2.5/4/0/2.5 I'll get a better feel for it tomrom tho.
As for the Pa4, I'm digging this disc. A touch of turn to the flight so you can pop it up from a slight hyzer and let it riiiiiiiiiiide. This thing has quite a bit of glide to it. I was able to get all sorts of lines out of it by just adjusting the hyzer angle on it. So controllable it's kinda scary. One of my favorite things about this disc is that it's still somewhat stable at the end of its flight. There were a few shots today that I thought I let it hang out 20 feet too far right and it came back beautifully to a few nice ~10ft putts. I'd rate this thing around 2.5/5/-1.5/2
I'll have a couple comparable discs being thrown next to these tomorrow as well.
Pictures up shortly.
