98 new this week, from players and from around the web.
Used to run a Gator3 and a Range; the A2 is the only 4-speed that made them feel they no longer needed the Gator3. Finds it a very clean-releasing disc they feel confident with, and now approaches mostly with a putter, the A2 or the A5.
“I used to run Gator3 and Range. The A2 is the only 4 speed that made me feel I didn’t need my Gator3 anymore even tho I still love Gator3.”
Finds the Entropy very comfortable, with Electron plastic beating in to the perfect stability and staying reliable in almost any conditions.
“Entropy is similarly incredibly comfortable while the electron plastic beats in to the perfect stability and is incredibly reliable in pretty much any condition.”
The Tempo is a staple in their bag, great for forehand and backhand, and laser straight without turning and burning until about 275 ft.
“Tempo is amazing. It’s a staple in my bag. Great for fh and bh. Laser straight without turning and burning until you get over 275”
Bags the A4 rather than the more popular A5 and likes its flight: some flip-up and a straight push for a while, with a reliable bite at the end.
“most people like the A5 but i actually bag the A4 . it has a super cool flight, some flip up and straight push for a while but reliable bite at the end.”
Advises beating in an S-Line P3x: once it is properly broken in, they say it becomes the most trustworthy dead-straight throwing putter they have thrown.
“Just keep beating in the S-Line P3x. Once its broken in properly (trust me, you'll know) it will be the best trustworthy dead straight throwing putter you've ever thrown.”
Mostly throws a Proxy or Envy and says they could throw either 100 times and know exactly what it would do every time, regardless of wind.
“I mostly throw a Proxy or Envy. I could throw them 100 times each and I would know exactly what they would do every time regardless of wind.”
Says the Luna is sensitive to wobble and very deep, and they get misreleases on it more often than on shallower putters.
“Yeah, it's just sensitive to wobble and it happens to be very deep. It's more common for me to get a misrelease on a Luna over other (shallower) putters”
A forehand player who used to throw the Berg and Berg X around 250 ft and now gets the Stasis to about 280 ft and the Range close to 300 ft.
“Also a forehand player, I used throw Berg/BergX around 250, and can now throw the Stasis around 280, and the Range close to 300. Those might be good options”
Bags the Range alongside the Stasis and likes that the Range can be shaped, especially on backhands, and holds a turn. Says the Stasis is more overstable, a tick above the Berg and Berg X, and both are faster than a Berg.
“I bag the Range and the Stasis for the same reason. I like that you can shape the Range, especially on backhands, and have it hold turn. The Stasis is more overstable and a tick above Berg and Berg X.”
Has bagged a Berg for about seven years and can get it 175–200 ft without much effort, or 250 ft if they push it.
“Seriously. I’ve bagged a Berg for like 7 years. I can easily get it to 175-200 without much effort. 250 if I pump it.”
Says the Berg X has no fight for them: thrown flat it just drifts left until it turns over or lands.
“I don't totally burnout the Berg X but it has no fight for me. If I throw it flat it just drifts left until it totally turns over or lands.”
The only MVP disc they have found that flies like their old Zones is a Proton Entropy from a used bin; other Entropy plastics don't have the overstability or hand feel they like.
“Only mvp disc I have found to fly like my old zones is a Proton Entropy. I got lucky and found a used bin one. Any other plastic entropy or other discs just don’t have”
Finds the Luna very sensitive to wobble; doing fieldwork with a Luna is how they fixed the wobble in their backhand.
“The Luna specifically is VERY sensitive to wobble. Doing field work with a Luna is how I fixed the wobble in my backhand.”
Throws the Berg forehand: an anhyzer flex with a K1 Soft Berg is their go-to approach shot.
“I forehand the Berg. An anhyzer flex with a k1 soft Berg is my go to approach shot.”
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