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what'shisname
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Oh yeah! :mrgreen:dgdave said:
warobert
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Going to have to give these a try. I really like my Xcal and I keep getting told that since I like those so much to try a PD2, and now they are in blizzard. I'm going to cross my fingers that they are still really stable but get that crazy blizzard glide
what'shisname
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The blizz PD2's finally made me crack and order some blizz plastic. Looking forward to trying out the wraith and destroyer too.
Frank Delicious
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Why aren't P-MD2s easier to get? they are sooooo nice.
Frank Delicious
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Did they ever make C-P2s? I feel like I remember a test run being mentioned.
Frank Delicious said:
http://www.discgolfcenter.com/main_displayProduct.php?p=544&PPQT1=324
http://proshop.innovadiscs.com/factory-second-pro-md2.html
http://www.gottagogottathrow.com/discgolf/pline-midrange-fiend-p-2793.html
they don't have the same glide. I think challengers are more like omegas
The p2 is basically a beefy warlock, 1080, or aviar p&a(obviously).
It is a pitch putter. doesn't really react well as well to spin putts. The p2 is a bit dumpy, in that it can drop out of the sky soon if you aren't used to those type of putters.
The kc p2 is the best p2 yet. I threw mine for a bit to get them straighter and they are now my go to putters. They do have a bit of of the "yeti bounce" in that if you putt really hard you will probably have some bounce outs. otherwise the dome/shoulder are perfect in my opinion. the plastic is more like a yeti/kc blend. It has the stiffness of current kc but a bit more grip similar to what you find in good yetis.
I do really want to try a c-p2 just don't want to drop $20 on one
The p2 is basically a beefy warlock, 1080, or aviar p&a(obviously).
It is a pitch putter. doesn't really react well as well to spin putts. The p2 is a bit dumpy, in that it can drop out of the sky soon if you aren't used to those type of putters.
The kc p2 is the best p2 yet. I threw mine for a bit to get them straighter and they are now my go to putters. They do have a bit of of the "yeti bounce" in that if you putt really hard you will probably have some bounce outs. otherwise the dome/shoulder are perfect in my opinion. the plastic is more like a yeti/kc blend. It has the stiffness of current kc but a bit more grip similar to what you find in good yetis.
I do really want to try a c-p2 just don't want to drop $20 on one
A C-P2 could be interesting. Have to say that I am somewhat freaking out after fondling some of the newer run S-P2s. The ones I felt had noticeable dome to them, which isn't anything like the 1st Run S-P2s. I just love the slight concave top and minimal shoulder of my S-P2s and KCs. Luckily I have a nice stash of 1st Run S-P2s and a shit ton of KC P2s.
Jussi isn't really the norm. he is a world top 10 talent if he had time to play 40 events a year. but you can't really say that the P2 is the ideal spin putter. Most spin putters gravitate towards shallow or more streamlined putters. it is a better spin putter than the aviar BB because you don't have to deal with the bead. Most spin putters I know use a warlock, omega, pure, etc.
As for glide, I should have probably said something like "it isn't a glidey putter". You are right the glide is there, but when compared to something like an omega or challenger it isn't and thats because the p2 slows down sooner. The d-line have the most, but the kc definitely drops out sooner so for most people that have an unreliable putt they see it as a dumpy putter.
As for glide, I should have probably said something like "it isn't a glidey putter". You are right the glide is there, but when compared to something like an omega or challenger it isn't and thats because the p2 slows down sooner. The d-line have the most, but the kc definitely drops out sooner so for most people that have an unreliable putt they see it as a dumpy putter.
