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Best plastic is always dependent on personal preference, amount of use and desired flight characteristics.
What would be the most overstable to least overstable out of the plastics it comes in? (Champion, Gstar, Star, Pro, DX)
Pretty much the title. Thinking of getting a putter to use for purely upshots (200 and in for my 300ish arm).
Best plastic is always dependent on personal preference, amount of use and desired flight characteristics.
Way to weasel out of the question - best plastic is glow champ. It's a CFR disc in that plastic.
That's what you'll see Vinnie throwing on Jomez <3
Vinny throws an old F2 clear Champ Rhyno...Way to weasel out of the question - best plastic is glow champ. It's a CFR disc in that plastic.
That's what you'll see Vinnie throwing on Jomez <3
I know a Cousin who has a Champion Rhyno he did the hot car method to the disc until it was flexable like the R-Pro or a Ching Juju in Supreme plastic. This was so he could use the disc for driving putter, hill approach, most approach, as well as his putting style that is like how most people line up for a standard putting stance just more putting so hard he is slam putting so hard a normal new unused DX Rhyno would be very warped from hitting the pole, the flexible Champion Rhyno he can bend back to shape more so then DX. That cousins skips needing a strictly putter this way, going to using his approach putter for both approach and putting as well as driving putter that some do with the approach putter.
Old post I know, but what is this hot car method you/he speaketh of? Does that consist of simply leaving a champ Rhyno in the car all summer?