You'll lose some glide with Evos. Might want to try a lighter weight.
I don't think you're correct there. Everything I've read and heard always puts the E HPP plastic a touch more stable and more glide than the S plastic across the board.
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You'll lose some glide with Evos. Might want to try a lighter weight.
This has been my experience.HPP is generally more stable, but you do lose a little glide. On a full power drive the HPPs go about 15' shorter than my other wizards very consistently
Email them directly.I looked at the Gateway site, and didn't see any place to order discs, other than the ebay link.
HPP is generally more stable, but you do lose a little glide. On a full power drive the HPPs go about 15' shorter than my other wizards very consistently
after seeing the gateway post about 2 evo magic for $35 yesterday on facebook i decided to see what i could find for less and ended up getting the last 2 from altitude for $6 each, $35 seems like highway robbery to me but i guess if someone wants to pay that then more power to them...
That 2 for $35 deal is refering to the SuperGlow E plastic...not regular E plastic. You can buy 10 for $70 E whatever discs at the shop anytime you want...
Steve, are you regular Wizard thrower? What is your "regular" Wizard? I bought some of those Evos, and I really don't like them being so domey.
Just my experience with them. I agree with the stability with the exception of the G9i being the most stable.
Bingo!! I bought a ssss wiz this year and it is actually stiffer than my sss's. I love it and it is my main putter now.They work.
The only problem with the HPP ones is the fact that they DON'T beat in. It's hard to cycle through a putter that takes ages to show any signs of wear.