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You had better not be jerking our chains on this. Booter and I are almost at the point where we'll put up the money for the new mold just to get something that feels and acts like a Pure in opto plastic.Latitude 64 said:We´ve talked about the Pure in Opto or Gold line before... Nothing have changed... we tried to make it a couple of weeks ago and the outcome was... not good...
And that has nothing to do with the flight...
But I´m listening and I will think about it when I design the next Putt&Approach disc.
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Latitude 64 said:>>Jeronimo, Like in Formula 1, if you come up with $100000000 you CAN get in :wink:![]()
BLURR said:ManU said:I've also got some Pures coming but I feel like I messed up a little there as I was looking for something lower profile than a Warlock and it seems from the L64 descriptions that the Spike is a lower profile than the Pure.
The Pure is definitely lower profiled when compared to a Warlock.
its called a teebirdNCSUphenom said:I loved my striker, but I really don't feel like ordering a new one (left it at the course). What innova disc is has a similar flight pattern? The closest I can figure is the eagle I have, but there has to be something closer.
depends on the Striker but they are pretty close to a DX TB.......if you got any other questions either start a thread or PM me, lattitude thread prolly isnt the place for thisNCSUphenom said:I take it the Teebird and not the TL?
ManU said:so what are the differences between the Pure and the Ridge and why the Pure over the Ridge?
I ask because I have a Ridge coming
Zero being like R-Pro...intrigued and yet concerned at the same time
Jeronimo said:The Zero is a really good putter material that is comfortable to grip in just about any conditions, but I would never drive with it. It would get destroyed so fast (much like R-pro).
throw harderJimW said:Jeronimo said:The Zero is a really good putter material that is comfortable to grip in just about any conditions, but I would never drive with it. It would get destroyed so fast (much like R-pro).
Have you tried driving with it extensively? I'm REALLY trying to get a flippy Pure (I only throw Zeros) and having a very difficult time achieving it. The first time I tried to beat it up a bit, months ago, I got it to be a bit less stable than a new one pretty quickly but since then I can't seem to do a damn thing with it despite using it for all putts, almost all approaches, driving (though I don't drive with a putter on many holes, I has pussy arm), and repeatedly smashing it into things hard in an attempt to knock out more stability. It now looks godawful, it's warped a bit, the edges of the disc are completely discolored and nicked up, just from appearance it should be quite understable yet it's not.
Latitude 64 said:Jeronimo, -I can´t say why or because on a public forum...
whut? where did you get one?ojenson said:I took out the Fuse yesterday. It holds any line you put on it with no fade. I love it!!
Ordered from Sweden, duh. It's about time someone from over there has to pay ridiculous shipping to get some discs! =)Jesse B 707 said:whut? where did you get one?ojenson said:I took out the Fuse yesterday. It holds any line you put on it with no fade. I love it!!