Soft Challenger

[Midnightbiker]

Anyone got any thoughts on this disc?

[discinator]

I just switched to an flx challenger last week. So far I have been really pleased. It is just overstable enough to hold a line at full power and hopefully it will stay just like it is now for some time due to the flx's bendability. I actually almost had an ace with it yesterday. It went on a line and it the basket about 2 inches low. I was hoping for a wedgie like you posted a while back, but it bounced off.

[Midnightbiker]

I just switched to an flx challenger last week. So far I have been really pleased. It is just overstable enough to hold a line at full power and hopefully it will stay just like it is now for some time due to the flx's bendability. I actually almost had an ace with it yesterday. It went on a line and it the basket about 2 inches low. I was hoping for a wedgie like you posted a while back, but it bounced off.

I am looking at trying a Soft Challenger

[BENFTS]

love the soft challenger and i have used one for over a year and it will always have a place in my bag. the flx challenger is too understable for me, i felt it would be more like a soft but it was completely different. i feel the flx flies like an apx. the innova pig is an awesome disc off the tee.

[DiscChainBasket18]

I loved the feel of a S.C. from the 1st time I picked one up. It's buttery soft. I figured a disc that felt this good would be worth looking in to. I also figured the softness would keep it from deflecting too hard off of tree hits. I bought one & played a round with it. It turned out to be a bit inconsistant for me. I added a bunch of strokes real quick to my round that I normally wouldn't have. I need to practice in a field just a little bit more to figure this one out.

[sidewinder22]

I love the feel of the soft banger gt.

[Three Putt]

My opinion only: There are three similar discs to choose from in this category...The Soft Wizard, the Soft Challenger and the JK Aviar X. All of them are overstable putters with a big bead that are fairly similar in flight. I find the Wizard to be longer off the tee and the Challenger to be shortest off the tee. So of the three I'd rate them Wizard-JK Aviar-Challenger. However, I like all three. They are probably the three best putters on the market IMO, so you really can't go wrong with any one.

[SimonCarr]

Soft Challengers are great, very sticky when they hit metal. Like Three Putt said, they are very similar to the Aviar - but I feel they are not nearly as overstable as the wizard. The soft magnet is another good option if you like the challeners.

For a long time I used the soft challengers exclusively. These discs get tremendous glide if you throw loft putts. They are excellent for anhyzer putts as well.

I did not like these discs off the tee (the wizard is much better for drives), but the challenger is excellent for putts and approaches.

[gusc2375]

I love the soft challenger It is my go to putter I use only Challengers either soft or CryZtal. I tried avairs but didn't like the feel, I did not think the JK was very soft. I also tried an Omega SS putter but it was too soft almost floppy. I really liked it, but could not get my release right it was so soft. I almost went with Rhyno's but just not soft enough. The soft Challenger fit me just right. the CryZtal ones I use for drives or long approaches. A good worn in soft will also annie fairly well. i have not tried a FLX but will before the year is over. I also have a photo of a super color Soft Challenger with the Eagle on it in my photo album