dgBud
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The sole, only traditional shape putter they have.
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The sole, only traditional shape putter they have.
Come on Vibram, lets not start being like innova and push out some gimmicky stuff just to sell discs.
What we all want to know the answer to is, Where is the distance driver?
What's the practical difference between the X-link and X-link firm plastics that they use? How does each affect the flight characteristics?
For that matter, whats the difference between x-link soft and x-link as well?
I give a huge "amen" to that Jacob! I know MVP wants to make lighter discs but they have trouble bringing their density down while keeping up quality. Good job Vibram.I just wanted to post a big :clap:THANK YOU:clap: to Steve and Vibram disc golf.
Vibram Disc Golf is the only manufacturer "IMO" of all the newer manufacturers to offer almost every mold they make in sub 160g's.
As a 150 class thrower, if you wanted a large selection of sub 160g in premium plastics, Innova was pretty much your only option. To all the haters, I'm not talking about warp speed Blizzard plastic. I do not have the arm for anything faster than a fairway driver.
Steve and Vibram, thank you for believing there is a market for making discs for the noodle arm players of the world like me that can only throw 300-350.
I own in sub 155g Med Xlink, Ascent, Track, Obex, and Ibex. They are some of the best discs I have and will always have a place in my bag.
P.S.
For other disc manufacturers, take note. You are missing out on money that could be yours.
AKA - Gold line, Opto, Tournament, VIP, MVP, TI, ESP, Z, HPP :wall:.
I would love to try these plastics and pad your wallets.
Yeah I just made up the fact that they dont have much glide. So did the thousands of other people before me.