Recent content by sigstrand

The most obvious differences for me are grip and durability. Grip will mostly be a matter of personal preference. I like premium plastic for a clean release on longer putter drives, but prefer base plastic for more control on finesse shots. Durability is the main reason I use premium plastic...

Anyone got info on this? Omega4 approved. https://www.pdga.com/technical-standards/equipment-certification/discs/omega-4 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does it have to be a pro? I often feel like (WTF) Richard on the tee.

I also have a couple of those dark blue Falks. The most stable of them is about as beefy as my beloved 1.2 SOLF. Except it doesn't handle a headwind very well. My hope for the Lots is something close to a beefy Falk - but with better wind fighting ability. If that's possible. Sent from my...

My favorite mold in my favorite plastic? Yes, please! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You are probably right. But as you say, K1 plastic is durable and it will take time. As long as I keep cycling a handful, they will probably survive my ability to make any driver turn... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I own eight different Falks. Almost all of them have become more stable with use. Unlike almost every other mold I have thrown. The most stable now barely turns at all unless I throw it into a headwind. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Edit: Misunderstood, tried to delete.

The Göte actually has a 0,1 cm wider diameter than a Comet according to the list of PDGA approved discs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have the same experience with K1 Kastaplast Falk. I had 3 og them, and all of them got more stable (or ratter less understable) with some use (they barely get visible wear, the K1 plastic is really durable. I also suspected I was just imagining it, and in a Kastaplast Facebook group many...

Kaxe Z is beadless.