nash2000
Bogey Member
How rare are these things? My local course as 3 of them kicking around along with a few first run skeeters. Are the worth picking up?
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So last year I bought a pro pig from the factory store, and now I finally wizened up and purchased some more.
However, the wings of the discs are different from the one I got from last year - the older one being more convex, and the new ones being flat, kind of like a magic. Did innova pull out a good ol' fashioned bamboozling and switch up the wing of the mold?
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So last year I bought a pro pig from the factory store, and now I finally wizened up and purchased some more.
However, the wings of the discs are different from the one I got from last year - the older one being more convex, and the new ones being flat, kind of like a magic. Did innova pull out a good ol' fashioned bamboozling and switch up the wing of the mold?
(the one on the left is the one I got last year)
That one on the right is :gross:. Innova what the H- are you doing to my favorite approach disc? I have a stack of them, but not as big a stack as I'd like if they are going to change the mold. I didn't like how the Blizzards flew at all. Have you thrown the new one and how did the flight compare to your older one?
Yeah I agree with Brock, flat or puddle tops are my favorites. I definitely wouldn't go for a pop top. Those original Blizzard F2 Pigs had huge pop top domes and they didn't feel or fly anything like a Pig (to me at least). I've had a coupe Pro Pigs with very slight domes that didn't seem to make much difference although they might not feel as good in a forehand (I throw them mostly backhand).