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Release hasn't been announced yet, has it?
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[Discraft] Wasp throwers
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Release hasn't been announced yet, has it?
It says "We are aiming for February 1st for the first wave release and then approximately 2 month gaps for Waves 2 and 3." in the link
Van1
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I have a domey wasp and it is more overstable than my flat ones because of a taller shoulder. All are standard Z plastic.
Treeknuckle
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I know Adam Hammes said he would have a limited amount of Swirly Z Wasps for pre-release sale at the Memorial Tournament next week. I can try to get my hands on one but I've not been so great with money lately...
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good example
Alright, so my best Z Wasp found it's way home to me after being missing for three months (shocking, a successful disc return) I love this thing, it's a flat top 172g that will flip to flat and just coast forever. Now that I already replaced it with a new Z (that is max weight and beef), I'm going to ask the question that I'm sure I know the answer to already.
Is there a good way to cycle these? I love the feel and flight of mine, but the one I just got back overlaps my most OS Buzzz (it's actually a tick less stable than the Buzzz).
Should I just get my hands on some flat Rocs? I've never thrown them, but I don't want to get into an expensive or impossible cycle. I'm just not a huge fan of the naturally flippy mids (Meteor, Comet, Buzzz SS, etc.)
I will say that I absolutely love the two Wasps that I have and I wish I had one for every Mid shot.
Is there a good way to cycle these? I love the feel and flight of mine, but the one I just got back overlaps my most OS Buzzz (it's actually a tick less stable than the Buzzz).
Should I just get my hands on some flat Rocs? I've never thrown them, but I don't want to get into an expensive or impossible cycle. I'm just not a huge fan of the naturally flippy mids (Meteor, Comet, Buzzz SS, etc.)
I will say that I absolutely love the two Wasps that I have and I wish I had one for every Mid shot.
im a weirdo and an outlier however what works for me is
fresh z wasp for beef
beat wasp for traditional buzz shots/straighter shots
pro d buzz for hyzerflips and turn overs
not that i would ever do it but someone could get dx rock3 and they close enough to a wasp that you would get a great cycle going
older players used to use a z wasp as the os compliment to kcp or dx rock cycles
So the Wasp is closer to a Roc3 than a Roc? That makes sense with it being flat topped and a 5 speed
rock3 is way closer to the wasp than the rock
one might even say they are interchangeable but you know thats fighting words for some on this specific thread
Fantastic news, thank you. I've heard the Roc3s get nowhere close to the stability of the Wasp, but if the feel is identical they can be the bottom half of my cycle. Guess I'll try it out.
The MD3s i have is not really that OS. . A MD4 is closer in flight to a WASP but totally different feel
But it might be something "wrong" with my stack of Glow MD3s. . they should be quite stable but mine flies more like a Buzzz
For a long time I threw 2or3 z wasps and 1 flat kc roc. Works very well imo. I have a 165-170 z wasp that broke into a good slow turnover mid for the whole flight. But that takes some serious time. Still throwing the same flat kc roc from 2014, it really has held up well for me.
VictorB
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The roc3s that I've thrown have less HSS than pretty much every Wasp I've ever thrown. The feel is similar though.
Still waiting on a production release of JB Wasps.
Still waiting on a production release of JB Wasps.
I'd rather have them in X
VictorB
* Ace Member *
I wouldn't mind them in X, but I prefer JB for the added grip and slightly faster wear pattern (if I remember my old X wasps correctly). At this point, I'd take just about anything that isn't premium plastic.
wolfmandragon
* Ace Member *
I liked JB for putting putters, but I was not impressed with it in the Zone. JB tends to clover, I am not for sure that the wing would stay in line for the Wasp; I know my JB Zone did not keep it's wing shape.
