Lurp Nuts
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Just received my first flat C-FD in the mail. I really like how it flies, but it seems to have a "plussy" rim. Anybody else notice this?
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Just received my first flat C-FD in the mail. I really like how it flies, but it seems to have a "plussy" rim. Anybody else notice this?
what weight? my C-Line FD is flat as hell, but it's light, and it doesn't have the + rim.
Just received my first flat C-FD in the mail. I really like how it flies, but it seems to have a "plussy" rim. Anybody else notice this?
I don't see where they could be from different runs. I hope I'm not mistaken, but I recall that the rim on the FD is not a repurposed Innova rim like their other molds, and it seems to have more of that "European" feel. Part of the reason I like the disc so much is that it feels more like a River. And the line where the rim flashing would be isn't right at the bottom of the wing like Innova's discs (from what I can tell, this is what Prodigy is referring to with their "Quick Release Technology", something other companies have been doing for years!).
ive not seen any with plus rims.
i do believe innova will start integrating slight rim slant into every mold thought. sim to what ^rains says release technology. my ice bowl kc pro roc is certainly not square by any means compared to my glow roc. but no + by innovas standards.
most people love to complain about + pds but dont ever shake a stick at all the euro plastic that is plus molded, yet standard.
i have a S-FD that feels the same in the hand as most "american" molds, but the C-line had a totally different feel to it. some difference in feel was probably the dome on the S-line making the disc feel deeper, but when sitting in the hand, i couldn't get that confident grip from the flat C-line.
as a PD thrower who has unfortunately come across a few plus rims, i can say that it's all about consistency in feel. when i have 2 other PDs in the bag and i try to put in a plus rim, it throws me off. the same thing happened with a KC Roc i bought once. the second you grip it, it feels like "wtf is wrong here." if i'm buying a european disc that is supposed to have a slanted rim, then that's what i want, but this is not the case. if nobody else here says that they've come across a plus feeling FD, then i'll give it another try. hopefully it was an anomaly.
i wondered if it had something to do with lack of dome as well
I hope they made thousands during the run of the stiff pearly plastic with the bubbles in the rim. They just feel amazing and I'm not sure I would want a C-FD to feel any other way. I already have 5 stockpiled, adding about 1 a month.
i feel they are not as domey as a 167 i had but i no longer have it to reference.
* pours some out for the one who are with us anymore *
Did I read some where that some new S-FDs were hitting shelves that weren't as domey as the initial run? Can anyone confirm or deny?
Interested to here if this is true....if so, I guess I will be stocking up on domey S-FDs.
I will gladly trade you any and all domey S-FDs for flat ones. Someone please find me a 167-170g S-FD that is on the flatter side. Not C-FD pancake flat, but no pop top. I don't want to go back to Leopards.