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GGGT sells a ton of discs on ebay - you get your pictures and exact weights there.
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GGGT sells a ton of discs on ebay - you get your pictures and exact weights there.
is there some reason that I shouldn't use the Alias as a straight putter?
The Alias is like my beat Vector but with more glide and less HSS.
I agree with the Less HSS part, but they have the same glide to me.
I also, find the Alias to be a little easier to throw dead straight than my beat vector.
im in a toss up right now of which one to use for my straight mid, they are both so good.. in the end the vector might be a little more versatile being more wind resistant and having a familiar feel over the past couple years.
I really love the low profile of the Envy, but I'm missing the lower fade that my Anodes have yielded. Inbounds suggests that the Anode is directly in the middle of the Envy and Alias in terms of distance, turn, and fade. The Envy is closer in feel and shape to the Alias than it is the Anode; is there some reason that I shouldn't use the Alias as a straight putter? (I own all of them but I'm still a pretty new player. Also, it's been too cold where I live to do outdoor experiments.)