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jubuttib said:Hei Kai, any chances of getting a more stable workhorse mid or a more traditional neutral and glidey putter next season? I think Innova has been cashing in with the Roc for far too long now, you need to snatch a piece of that pie. =)
JR said:I hope that you keep on using the soft tacky premium plastic, used in for example Premium Legenda, in that fairway driver because that plastic rules for grip and durability being only challenged by Vibram rubber based concoction.
I actually really like it in the other discs as well. It's soft and a bit mushy, but at least the JOKERi and RESPECTi hold up really well in it, losing fade before developing a turn, and the Basic MIDARi is a fantastic understable driver after it's beaten in, which doesn't happen too soon IMHO. I need to see how the new run of Basic LEGENDas beat in though.eky8 said:Man I hope so. That's about the best plastic on the market. Not so fond of the baseline plastic for anything but the jokeri. But that premium plastic is fantastic. Now if I could just find someone that carries all your discs now that altitude is going out of business.
eky8 said:Man I hope so. That's about the best plastic on the market. Not so fond of the baseline plastic for anything but the jokeri. But that premium plastic is fantastic. Now if I could just find someone that carries all your discs now that altitude is going out of business.
vesakai said:...but fairway driver will be coming soon
Monocacy said:Will Prodiscus make lighter discs at some point? I would love to try a Jokeri or Midari, but haven't seen any in my preferred weight range of 165 grams or so. By only offering heavier discs, you may be missing out on the ever-growing creaky old guy demographic.