[Compare] Pure plastic question

[pastorcoco]

I have fallen in love with the Pure. I have 2 zero sorts I use for putting and I liked them so much I bought a 3rd zero soft for up shots. My question is, should I stick with the zero soft for up shots or would another plastic be better? What plastic will be the best for sticking where it lands?

 

[mattc]

Soft will be the best for hit and stick.
I do not putt with pures.
I have an opto that i throw a lot.
But if it's raining and cold I switch it out for a hard.
The opto is definitely more stable, and i need to adjust my throw when using the zero.

 

[pacanova]

I use a TM2 for upshots and RGL for short straight drives. I've found neither really slide far for me as I try to play the fade of the RGL. Surface around the baskets around here is pretty grassy too. I might just be a bit spoiled by that though.

 

[sloppydisc]

Get an Opto. It is a great plastic for drives and upshots. Plus it will wear more slowly. GL would be a close second, but will wear a little more quickly. Plus it doesn't seem to offer any huge advantages over the Opto. Bright pink Opto Pures are a gift from GOD!

 

[grotto]

I had an Opto Pure that I traded off, while I liked the flight, it was just too slick in the hand in all but the hot and humid days. I recently picked up a TM2 Pure and really like it for it's grip. We'll see how it holds up.

 

[bhadella]

I use my Zero Mediums for upshots that I want to "stick", Opto for skid/slidey upshots.

 

[CrowLegs]

I putt with Zero Soft usually. I will use something more substantial (medium or hard) for upshots where i need less "feel" and more stiffness.

Like others, I really like the Opto for drives and longer approaches. I use mine with fishing lure lights taped underneath as my glow putter.

I have an RGL, but it's a little domey. Have not tried a GL, although nearly all the rest of my bag is GL..... :clap:

 

[grotto]

I wish for a Gold line Pure, to me that would be the perfect driving putter.

 

[SteezeOG]

I wish for a Gold line Pure, to me that would be the perfect driving putter.

They've had them for a while. It was actually available before the Opto I believe but still not a regular production run. You can find them from DD in a dyemax design though. They're pretty sweet. A little straighter and less flat than the Opto but very grippy.

Whenever an opto/lucid disc is too slick for me I wash it in warm water and like a dawn dish soap. It'll be tacky for a while and not slick. Repeat every few weeks or as needed.

 

[Kodachrome]

here's the lineup i used for quite some time:

opto for workhorse drives
zero hard for putts
zero hard for driving hyzerflip/turnover lines
zero soft for approaches

worked very well. i never used zero medium; it was not available at that time. zero soft is nice and sticky.

 

[Muskiebite]

I wish for a Gold line Pure, to me that would be the perfect driving putter.

I think they do come in Recycled Gold, atleast they use to

 

[tbird888]

I wish for a Gold line Pure, to me that would be the perfect driving putter.

They exist, as many have said above me, as do RGL (also mentioned).