Get a lighter one and it will be flippy enough for you. Right now I carry a 167 GL for flippy duties, and a 174 Opto for straighter lines. The 167 is definitely easier to turn.
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[Latitude] Opto Fuse - Vid!
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LoPan12
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I'm a RHBH thrower and recently left my Z-Comet behind on the course :duh: When I threw the Comet it would just anhyzer for me, which I liked and used it for just that. From reading your posts, will the Fuse do the same thing as the Comet just not as "turny" per say?
That is throwing it flat, it would sail straight for about 150' or so then start it's anhyzer. Not once could I get the Comet to Hyzer for me, only a couple times it went straight for me, but I'm chalking that up to me throwing it badly.
That is throwing it flat, it would sail straight for about 150' or so then start it's anhyzer. Not once could I get the Comet to Hyzer for me, only a couple times it went straight for me, but I'm chalking that up to me throwing it badly.
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Smigles
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Hmm, they fade left in your vid. My comet never does that. They fly like buzzzes fly for me. I wouldnt trade it for my comet, i use the comet more understable.
Ripper
Double Eagle Member
Both the fuse and Comet I never release flat as they will usually turn right. Always try and release with a little bit of Hyzer and less arm and more wrist. Thing with the fuse and the comet is that you can't put allot of torque in them, or else they will very easily flip but the more I put into it the more I release on a steeper Hyzer angle. Just try and release on a very steep hyzer angle. When throwing a Comet or Fuse for distance I try and throw almost through my thighs and then just with allot of snap, but not allot of arm speed. They will generally Flip up and Glide and land flat. If I want it to anny I will release it flat with allot of wrist and they will both usually finish to the right. The Fuse is more forgiving but it is more stable, but not that much in my opinion.
Ripper
Double Eagle Member
I agree the comet is more understable, but the Fuse will annyhyzer, if I would have thrown harder it would have held the line a little better but on those shots, I wanted them to fade back as my second shot I had to get around some trees. If I would have gave it more arm speed they would have probably stayed on a more anyhyzer line but the comet is definatly less stable. My Comet is a 177 Z and the Fuse is a 176 GL.
U_NICED_ME
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The video quality is pretty good actually, but I don't know nothing 'bout no Fuses!
Fuse's are very cool. Kinda Comet-like but with no bead.
Chucktown
Eagle Member
I love the Fuse, used to throw a Buzzz, but switched to the Fuse because it doesn't fade like a Buzzz. It is the straightest mid I have ever thrown, and bombs on drives, takes so little effort!
Ripper
Double Eagle Member
They are both great. I suggest at least going and holding a fuse. The feel totally different yet fly the exact same. The comet defiantly has a very, very pronounced bead which the fuse doesn't and the goldline plastic I like allot more than the Z plastic on the comet, but if you need a disc for that straight as an arrow tunnel shot then they are both great discs. The last shot I did on hole 9 I haven't missed the deuce in weeks and play it at least 4 times a week. Never had the same success with the Comet, but not saying that it isn't user error though either. Both are great discs but the Fuse is a touch more stable and longer imho!
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