bogeyfreetilinfinity
Eagle Member
bumping this thread in case anybody is looking for a workhorse mid. It's a perfect disc. And the recent proline plastic is firm, pearly, and grippy.
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This tweener speed 6 is an interesting way to look at a bag. With longer putters like Harp, Envy and Reko, you can do away with traditional mids like Rocs, Buzzz and go with a speed 3/4, 6, 9/10/11 setup and be all set. It's certainly a different way to look at a bag and cover all your shots. I'm experimenting with this idea and the Squall fits right in.
How far are you folks throwing the Squall?
After figuring a couple of mechanical issues out, I am finding that 240-270 (real distance, not internet) is very managable, and some throws are longer.
Very accurate for me, routinely parking within putting range on 240-270 ft holes.
That sounds about right if you are getting true fairways (speed 7-9) out to about 270-300.
I do wish they would do a run with just a bit of flex plastic, I like some of my understable discs with a bit of extra grip and a somewhat pliable top plate for certain weather conditions.
There are Proline Flex Squalls out there, and they're just what you're describing. I'm bagging one for low tunnel shots around 250' out to maybe 280'. It's great in the woods. Flex Squalls don't have the late fade of the standard Proline; on a hyzer they laser the whole way or make a slow turn when released level.
I can count on the SP out to 300' on a rope and I've gotten it out to 350' on a gradual turning line. And very rarely, I'll use it like Sexton uses his Dart to thread one at the basket from 50' to 100'.
I've noticed the new run of SP Squalls with the medallion have more LSS than the old ones.
Squalls can go a LONG way with very little fade (especially in 150g D-line). I rarely bag another understable mold, and I usually only carry beat-to-understable Polecat and discs in the 12-13 speed range.
I had wondered about the 150g d-line.
They are not too flippy?