Trail

An older player threw a 164 g Fission Trail about 400 ft on a hole with a slight downhill finish. Lighter 140–150 g Trails just turn over for them, so they are dialling in 165–170 g Fission Waves and Trails as straight distance drivers.

“Older gentleman and working through different discs in search of distance. Threw a JC Fission Trail 126ft past hole 16 at Pier Park today (that's 400 ft total, a bit”

Has a beat-in 162 g and a new 164 g Fission Trail: the beat-in one has become a little too flippy and needs some anhyzer to stop it turning over, but bombs with the right flight for their noodle arm.

“I have a beat in 162g one and a new 164g Fission Trail. The 162g has become a little too flippy, so I have to CONSCIOUSLY make sure I throw”

Now throws an Osprey or Trail more than Wraiths; the Trail goes straight and is pretty neutral for them.

“Trail goea straight and is pretty neutral for me, osprey does whatever depending on hyzer”

Nothing flies as far for their noodle arm as their Trail from an older Fission run.

“Nothing flies near as far for my noodle arm as this Trail. Wondering if the newer run fly similar? They’re”

Their Trail from that same run is one of the most understable discs they have thrown: even on a 90° hyzer it rolled, so they gave it away.

“My Trail from that run is one of the most understable discs I've ever thrown. I had to give it away because even if I threw it with 90° hyzer,”

Switched to all MVP, Axiom and Streamline and says the Trail gives them the easiest 370–380 ft ever.

“Trail, easiest 370/380 ever”