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Agreed. I use the p-line psychos, but the classic aviars are awesome.
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Well, it's not micro like a Truth or Verdict. It's looks wide but still a very shallow bead. Great family of putters OP.
I prefer to put with base plastic. How different is the classic from d-line?
I have decided after playing (throwing and putting) with the P2 for about a year. That I need a change. I started out liking the P2 but, as I played with it and my throw (both putting and throwing) progressed the P2 started ... Ehh, basically I don't care for the depth and fade.
Anyway, The P2 is the only putter I've used and I've been considering trying another putter or two to figure out IF the P2 what I should be using or if I should make the switch.
I've been looking at other putters that are not as deep as the P2, have more glide for my spush putts and I have the ability to throw 250ish and in, so will have the ability to handle a little torque. I like to putt straight at the basket and don't like compensating for the fade. Oh I don't care for beads, they just feel weird to me, micro beads will have to just come down to feeling the disc. One thing I do like about my P2 is how thick and sturdy it feels in hand (as opposed to the Aviar)
Although I haven't made it down to the shop to feel and touch. I've been liking my dd drivers and plastics A TON recently and have been looking at... The Deputy, Marshal and Warden.
Thoughts? Opinions? Overall Suggestions to look at and check out?
Thanks!
Looks like everyone is trying to sell you on what they use or send you on a wild goose chase of different molds to try out.
As someone who went through putter after putter looking for the right one, I say stick to the P2 unless you absolutely hate it.
Give the P-lines a shot before you jump ship. I did and I've never looked back. There's a reason why they are the best selling putter in the world. Straight shooters from within the circle- I aim at the center chain every time- and I've never had an issue with chaining out.
I know most people like base plastic for putting but the P-line P2 is the exception. Lots of pros use them and it's similar to the also popular Mcpro plastic, so DX or D-line isn't everything anymore.
More shallow than the D and S lines and definitely have more glide. They also easily beat in to a perfectly straight upshot disc.
D-Line- understable upshots
P-line- stable upshots and putts inside and outside of the circle
S-line- overstable upshots and short drives
That's my selection. Simple and works great. -Good Luck
To clarify:Not sure if the P2 is the best selling putter in the world but it is close with a few Innova putters selling just as well, the Classic grid Aviar to name one.
To clarify:
According to infinite discs,- the only online retailer that puts out quarterly sales statistics- yes the P2 is the best selling putter in the world and has been for quite some time.
More specifically: the P-line P2 recently took the top spot for best selling disc away from the star destroyer, who held that spot for probably close to a decade.
No offense to anyone. I know everybody loves their s**t.
And like I already said, the classic aviar is sick nasty too.
I was wondering if the P2 was the best selling putter, the Discmaina discs are easier to find in Europe (the next biggest market) then Innova so they might be trying that disc then getting better deals online like at Infinite Discs once they really like the disc. Yes Destroyer thanks to Paul mcBeth a pro since 2008 or 2009 has used the disc since it came out in Star and Pro the first year made the disc popular, the Destroyer was going to be popular anyhow as it felt like a Wraith or Orc type disc. Before the Destroyer the most popular disc was different from year to year with all the different tech coming out.
Looks like everyone is trying to sell you on what they use or send you on a wild goose chase of different molds to try out.
As someone who went through putter after putter looking for the right one, I say stick to the P2 unless you absolutely hate it.
Give the P-lines a shot before you jump ship. I did and I've never looked back. There's a reason why they are the best selling putter in the world. Straight shooters from within the circle- I aim at the center chain every time- and I've never had an issue with chaining out.
I know most people like base plastic for putting but the P-line P2 is the exception. Lots of pros use them and it's similar to the also popular Mcpro plastic, so DX or D-line isn't everything anymore.
More shallow than the D and S lines and definitely have more glide. They also easily beat in to a perfectly straight upshot disc.
D-Line- understable upshots
P-line- stable upshots and putts inside and outside of the circle
S-line- overstable upshots and short drives
That's my selection. Simple and works great. -Good Luck
Interesting. Is the p-line really less deep than the d and s-lines?
^^Ha! TO recommends the Atom, imagine that.