Lurp Nuts
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So a little background for my review - I throw only 180 gram rocs for my midrange, I max out at about 475 feet on golf lines, and I use Rocs for shots between 275 and 350 unless there is a very low ceiling. They are my go-to driver.
The Roc3 is very stable. Not overstable, and not understable at all. Comparing a fresh Roc3 to a fresh KC, the Roc3 will pop up from a hyzer (unlike a KC) and follow it's line for about 80 percent of it's flight. After that, it will have a modest fade (more of a "2" rating in my opinion). The only thing I don't seem to like about it is that if turned over, it will not try to fight out (unlike a KC), it will track the majority of it's flight on that line. A little bit of OAT goes a long way with this disc. It does power down much better than a KC, and handles a headwind a bit better if compensated with a hyzer release. I find it travels about 20 to 30 feet further than a KC on the same throw with a bit more skip at the end. The killer thing about this disc is the grip. It feels much better in the hand and inspires confidence to really rip on it.
I've been trying to fit it into the bag with my other Rocs and it's having a tough time mingling. I find that it actually needs to be thought of as a separate disc from the stage wear Rocs as it starts off less overstable, is faster, and makes completely different lines.
Best use for the Roc3: Go-to straight line driver, or powered down tight shots in woods.
The Roc3 is very stable. Not overstable, and not understable at all. Comparing a fresh Roc3 to a fresh KC, the Roc3 will pop up from a hyzer (unlike a KC) and follow it's line for about 80 percent of it's flight. After that, it will have a modest fade (more of a "2" rating in my opinion). The only thing I don't seem to like about it is that if turned over, it will not try to fight out (unlike a KC), it will track the majority of it's flight on that line. A little bit of OAT goes a long way with this disc. It does power down much better than a KC, and handles a headwind a bit better if compensated with a hyzer release. I find it travels about 20 to 30 feet further than a KC on the same throw with a bit more skip at the end. The killer thing about this disc is the grip. It feels much better in the hand and inspires confidence to really rip on it.
I've been trying to fit it into the bag with my other Rocs and it's having a tough time mingling. I find that it actually needs to be thought of as a separate disc from the stage wear Rocs as it starts off less overstable, is faster, and makes completely different lines.
Best use for the Roc3: Go-to straight line driver, or powered down tight shots in woods.