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They ended up bumping my Buzzzes out for the most part.
I got mine off a charity fundraiser, it was handy to have a solid glow midrange. I found the svea really liked to push straight, more straight stall action and less chance to work fine angles. I got more of a single turn vibe as compared to the comet straight/or S, overall I would throw it and just think "thats not a comet". It just didn't do as much but man it glowed nice!!!!
I guess I've never thought of the Comet as a similar slot/disc to a beat in KC but the more I think about it, this makes a lot of sense. I'll probably always keep a thrashed DX Roc in the bag for big turning shots, but the Comet will probably be a workhorse for me.I played Maple Hill last week and lost one of my beloved broken in KC Pro rocs... along with about 4 other discs in the numerous water carry holes.
It was a great time, and about 1000ft away is Marshalls street disc golf store/pyramids dg course so we went over and perused...
where i found some tasty factory second Comets!
man these comets fly just like my KC pro rocs only with a little more glide. this trip to maple hill kind of renewed my love of terns and comets. I got the terns to make those long water carry holes and save my money destroyers but didn't realize that i also could lose my beloved seasoned KC pro rocs.
so for this next season i think i'll bag z comets for my seasoned KC pro roc shots. hell i can even sidearm these z comets because they actually seem a little flatter than my rocs.
Still sitting on an old X one that I'm never gonna throw, if you want it...
Still sitting on 3 x ADAM X's.. but thanks anyways. And a couple X K. LITTLES..as well as a few big Z saturn Stamos
The Jawbreaker one I threw today is probably the most stable Comet I own. I have a couple somewhat flat, regular production Z ones that are max weight, that I was using for headwinds and spike hyzers and shots where I absolutely needed to fade - and the Jawbreaker Z FLX have just kicked those out of that slot for now. Definitely along the lines of the 4 5 0 2 you're looking for, when new.
I cycle 2 of the Z Swirl ones with the dinosaur stamp. The JBZFLX one I threw yesterday was noticably more overstable. I'm hoping the modern FLX blends beat in as quickly as the old ones, because the feel is so nice...
Subjectively the one "4 5 0 2" I had was on the domey side and it felt noticeably different in my hand. Might have also influenced how I was throwing it a bit.
I'm interested in this Jawbreaker because I've never actually thrown that plastic.
I had a fairly stable one from 2022 I think that I lost. This also sounds like a good option. My guess is that my most stable current Big Z is close to my old MJ but not quite that weird 4 5 0 2 one.
Will be curious about your experience with how Jawbreaker and FLX beat in. I know no disc lasts forever but I did enjoy how long my most abused Big Z held onto its stability whereas now it's my second fastest turning Comet. Still getting thrown all the time but part of what got me interested in trying out the more "beefy" side of the Comet spectrum again.
I'm actually going to have to throw the new Jawbreaker one more than I would for it's stability. I'm hoping it reaches a point like the old ESP FLX did, where it just breaks, and becomes flippy. As is, it's about as stable as the old Ron Russel Comets, with a bit more glide. I'll definitely post updates over time...
