IllustratorVir
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I picked up two pro, one to throw and one to hang on to for the wall. I RARELY pick up discs because they look cool but I mean... comon these things are sweet.
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jartiv said:I got anomaly orange... what does that mean...
JR said:Fizzy said:I ordered two pro Katana's, one at 165 and one at 172 or so.
I have a really beat 166 FLX Surge that I use for big turn-over shots i.e. shots that start out hyzer and then hold that for a long time before turning over and going right. I'd be sad if I lost this disc and I'm not sure what to replace it with. I could get another Surge, but it would take me a while to beat the thing up. I'm looking for a disc I can throw flat/slightly hyzer and put a lot of air under and still get it to go right (in the 390'+ range.) I tried the Groove for this and it failed miserably. Sure I can throw it anhyzer and it will hold it to the ground, but I would need to really beat the living shit out of it before I could get late turnovers out of it. Maybe I just got a stable one. It's more stable than my 170 champ Boss! It doesn't work as well at low speeds as the surge (and good low speed behavior is the hallmark of an awesome turnover disc.)
Think the Katana will work for this purpose? Have any suggestions as to what might? I already have a lot of beat DX Teebirds that are great for turnovers in the 350'+ range for me. I'm looking for something significantly longer that I don't need to wait forever to season. Any ideas?
It depends on your available power and cleanliness of form. Possible candidates are at least less than max weight Valks, Beasts, MOLSs, Wraiths, Destroyers or heavy Roadrunners or Spectras (worked for me but still gave it away), possibly 150 or less R-Pro Bosses. My 145 Boss is still good at flexing. Too good now that it's new for max D but that'll change fast![]()
As someone who's told by other Comet throwers to be an oddball for using full power with Kite it should be obvious that I'm at ease or actually thrive using fast fast fast with cleanliness simultaneously. As such I'm extremely keen on getting my hands on super light less than Boss fading discs so it is no surprise that I'm not planning to get just Pro Katanas but the R-Pros that I hate as a plastic for normal usage as well. But what can a less than big arm player do other than keep working out?
Hi Dave,
What are the expected range of weights for the Katana? Any chance that they will make it down into the 150's in any plastic?
Thanks,
Dave Dunipace said:The R-Pro are in the 150's. They're sort of squirelly if you can throw over 350, but if you throw in the 250-350, you are fine.
marmoset said:I thought this was amusing:
Hi Dave,
What are the expected range of weights for the Katana? Any chance that they will make it down into the 150's in any plastic?
Thanks,Dave Dunipace said:The R-Pro are in the 150's. They're sort of squirelly if you can throw over 350, but if you throw in the 250-350, you are fine.
So... this is the disc we should be throwing if we throw 250-350'?