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It does not have patent numbers.
Additional info: Blue and white swirls on both sides, 8-9/10, has a couple of nicks on the rim and light scratches.
Since you mentioned it, I also have a Katana, X-Out Vulcan, and bottom stamped Wraith sans patent numbers, all Star plastic and around 8-9/10...
S/DS
I have a bottom stamped Destroyer that has "S/DS" written instead of having the star drawn. Does that make it any more valuable or does it mean someone couldn't draw a decent star?
OP, I'm in the same place you are when it comes to my bag being in a constant state of flux. I could probably get by with just control/fairway drivers, but I'm still improving (sometimes) and occasionally my 150-class distance drivers will magically gain ten/twenty more feet than anything else...
Like others have said, OP, accuracy is a lot more important than raw distance. I can usually get my Judge out around 275 feet in a field with enough room to drift and fade back to center, but that doesn't help much in the woods where the lines are tight. Focus on specific lines (hyzer, hyzer...
I've really been enjoying my K2 Kaxe this season for casual rounds in the woods. It's very comfortable in the hand and super-grippy. Wooded courses chews up my premium plastics after a few months, but the K2 plastic has yet to show any rim damage and only minor scuffing (due to rocks) in a...
Rubber Verdict, please. If Vibram is releasing two new mids, as mentioned up-thread, you'd have to think they're filling the glaring holes in their lineup: understable mid/turnover slot, and an overstable mid that holds sweeping hyzers or flex shots with dependable fade. The opposite ends of the...
It's on a short, wooded beginner-level course where most holes are 200-250 feet with some elevation changes. It's nice to have somewhere to throw midranges regularly. The other local courses are long and open where it's usually driver-driver-putter. I like variety.
Proton is heaviest; Neutron is a gram lighter, Plasma is either the same weight as the Neutron or a gram lighter. So they're all three about the same exact weight, which is why I asked about the stability differences in plastics. The consensus here is that Plasma is the most US, but my bright...
You'd probably enjoy throwing a River in the same Frost plastic and as close to the weight of your Diamond as possible. That may mean you can only find one in the low 160s, but it's the perfect driver for beginners because of how well it glides on a level throw.
The River helped my form...
From reading the comments here, it sounds like I need to re-bag the Plasma Inertia and beat it in. I got one last summer and just didn't click with after a couple weeks of bagging it, and haven't thrown it in a while. It seemed to be more towards the overstable side, compared to the Neutron and...
Unless the tee pad is unusually narrow, I'd like to think that I could ignore it while teeing off to one side of the pad. I'm also patient enough to wait for the player to retrieve it and throw their next shot. In any case, touching a disc without the thrower's permission is not an option I...
If you're seriously looking at trilogy molds, check out the Bolt, Havoc, or Sorcerer. Gold Line/Tournament plastic has more glide for maximum distance, but Opto/VIP has the better grip and durability. I haven't thrown any of the speed-14 molds yet, but I've heard good things about the DD...
The creek bed is much deeper than the creek itself, like waist deep and over five feet wide, with the creek running in the bottom/middle. So, there's a decent chance that a throw lands "in the creek" but doesn't get wet. It's obviously much less of a nuisance during the dry months, than before...