Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
I'm currently throwing the McPro Avair's, but I was curious what the difference was.
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[Vs.] KC Pro Avair vs. Mc Pro Avair
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jcassidy1990
Reptilian Disc Golf
McPro are beadless PnA Aviars.
KC Pro aviars are the big bead mold.
KC Pro aviars are the big bead mold.
GLong
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Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
thank you
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
The plastic is supposedly a little different too, but they're both a firm Pro plastic.
Gotta have a bead for my big meaty fingers!
Everyone says big beads are more stable, and they are a little, but after a week of solid putting they are about the same. I just prefer the bead.
Everyone says big beads are more stable, and they are a little, but after a week of solid putting they are about the same. I just prefer the bead.
Inside 25', the bead is pretty irrelevant, it's a more noticeable difference between the BB and beadless aviars when you're throwing them for drives and longer upshots.
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
I've never really thought about it that way, but I'd almost be tempted to throw my Yeti back into the bag just for that reason.
My KCs and JKs do hold a nice hyzer line. P and As always flip to flat on me on all but the steepest of hyzers, but I have whack-ass form. I do use KCs/JKs for most upshots. The Breaker/Pig I bag are really for drives only.
Might have to try out the McPro Aviar if I ever come across one. I love stiff putters for sure. But my finger craves beads...tasty, delicious beads...
A glow McPro Aviar would get my blood pumping though.
To me the McPro doesnt have the same ammount of hook in the putt that the KC does. Ive been putting with KC's for years now and I tried the McPo for a little bit but it didnt work well for my putting style. I putt straight at the basket with a touch of anhyzer. The McPro wouldnt fight out of that anhyzer as quick as the KC would. Also to me the 2x McPros are a touch softer than the 1x McPros.
Throwing wise it is still stable to overstable where as the KC would be slightly overstable.
Throwing wise it is still stable to overstable where as the KC would be slightly overstable.
Mcpros have a spacer, making them taller/deeper than a standard beadless aviar
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
Are you sure I know p2s have a spacer but I thought mc pros were just a beadless in kc type plastic?
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
This is what I've heard as well
P2: PnA with a spacer
McPro: PnA in a firm Pro plastic
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
Is anyone else having trouble gripping the McPro in colder temperature or are mine just not broke in enough?
P2 is a aviar x top, pna bottom with a spacer
Mcpro is pna top and bottom with a spacer, theyre the same height, damn identical side by side
^Yup.
PMcBeth
.:4X World Champion Paul McBeth:.
McPro does NOT have a spacer, regular P&A just firmer plastic. sorry Pwingles
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
Lol I guess that clears things up, straight from the horses mouth! Thanks Paul.
