Watt

The Watt is their favourite approach disc after trying many others; they like the shallow rim and the stability.

“Seconded. The Watt is my favorite approach disc and I've tried many others. Like the shallow rim and the stability.”

Throws a Neutron Watt and two glow Glitches in the 160s for slow approaches from about 60 to 150 ft; says both have a hair of stability and fight out of an anhyzer, unlike a standard Glitch.

“Both of my glow glitches are in the 160's and I have my Watt in neutron. The glow glitch and my n. Watt both have a hair of a stability”

Compares the Watt and Glitch: both fly straight and float without being thrown hard, the Glitch more so, but they use the Watt because it is heavier and better in wind. Their wife prefers the light, straight Glitch to most other discs when it isn't windy.

“I would compare the Glitch to the Watt. They both fly straight and don’t need to be thrown fast to float, with the Glitch floating more. Personally, I use the”

Has putted with a PA-3 for years and also has a Fission Watt, mostly an understable thrower with so much glide they can putt from outside 100 ft without changing mechanics.

“I also have a Fission Watt. Mostly an understable thrower but it has ridiculous glide, so I can putt from outside 100 ft without really changing my mechanics.”

Finds the Luna only shows its stability with very clean backhand form, and calls the Watt much more forgiving; likes the Luna for straight or drifting shots, but the Range and Stasis have taken over their throwing-putter slots.

“The watt is much more forgiving. I would just throw the watt if it’s working for you. I like the luna for a straight or drifting shot, but the range”