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[MVP] MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread) (Part III)
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Vorpaljesus
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why does that request make less sense than soft proxy? im sure kids can throw the regular neutron proxy just fine too
TheOtherBill
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Did I hear Soft Proxy??
opcorn:
opcorn:
So how many 130/40g putters and mids do you see out on the courses? Now, how many people have you seen use a softer plastic disc? :doh:
rocthecourse
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Did I hear Soft Proxy??
I heard it and I came running, but alas there is still no Soft Proxy...
(sad faced emoji eating popcorn.)
rocthecourse
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Why? I see no point in super light weight putters or mids. Even kids can throw 150g fine. Getting as bad as soft proxy posts but atleast that makes sense.
I was assuming he wanted a max weight(or heavy) Fission putter or mid, super super light core with an extra heavy overmold = even more gyroscopic. I don't see much of a market for sub 140, unless they could make one of their molds light enough that it would float in water, and still fly decent. Though I would buy a super light weight Ion to mess around with.
wolfmandragon
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It's not the weight, its the feel and durability. Fission has better grip than Neutron but yet has similar durability. Electron plastic is junk and has WAY TOO MUCH GRIP! Don't worry, I hate almost all baseline plastic, it's just not Electron I am picking on.
I would like a Fission Atom(or Envy) but at ~165g. Increase the density of the overmold to give the extra weight.
That, or blend Fission and Plasma plastics.
Even better, overmolded Extra firm X-link style plastic/rubber for the Atom. That should make everyone happy. Good wet/snow grip for the northern players and durability for those of us whom play on dangerous(to the disc) obstacle courses.
ZAMson
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Snap-it
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Super lightweight putters and mids?
rocthecourse
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rocthecourse
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Not sure why but the picture in my quote is different than the one originally posted, at least on my computer.
After a little stamp comparing I know what I'm looking at...
Not cool man, not cool.
After a little stamp comparing I know what I'm looking at...
Not cool man, not cool.
I don't want Fission putters and mids for super low weight. I'm talking 165-175 maybe down to 150 class for fun like the plasmas but no lower needed for me. It's all about the feel for me. It's my favorite plastic and it's very durable.
Currently the mids are not out in 150 class and thought the Fission would be a good answer for that.
Currently the mids are not out in 150 class and thought the Fission would be a good answer for that.
Scott Stokley would. Hes dope like that.
Streets
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Because if pros don't bag it, it clearly is a failure and doesn't sell and evil companies should stop forcing it on poor, innnocent disc golfers.
I see what you did there
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