Tell me about Tanks

[BIgNik]

if u throw 150 .. than eff yea

i find them to be less high speed stable than a rhyno .. but still a nice consistant finish like a rhyno ..

They opened up my comfort circle for putting ..

[dgfanatic7]

Originally Posted by BIgNik

if u throw 150 .. than eff yea

i find them to be less high speed stable than a rhyno .. but still a nice consistant finish like a rhyno ..

They opened up my comfort circle for putting ..

Well this is what I am thinking. If you putt with a putter, with hardly any glide, at a 150g weight, it would seem it would have the perfect balance of glide from and control and flight path. In addition you get a nice feel and grip. Obviously though, this wouldn't be a wind putter.

[cali]

I would not recommend the 150 class. The plastic is super stiff and they are domey as hell.

[dgfanatic7]

Originally Posted by cali

I would not recommend the 150 class. The plastic is super stiff and they are domey as hell.

Well so much for my reasoning.

[booter]

yeah,theyre all domey....you would be better off just hunting rpro tanks. much cheaper than fusions.

[dgfanatic7]

Originally Posted by booter

yeah,theyre all domey....you would be better off just hunting rpro tanks. much cheaper than fusions.

Alright, have a guy who has offered me at 15 a piece or 2 for 25, Red.

[Jah Plastifari]

cali, you are right, just looked @ my wife's Tank, never noticed the small bead before.

After reading the Rediscovered plastic thread I think I will put my Tank back in my bag for a couple rounds, I remember it being a good dead straight 150'-200' disc.

R-pro Tanks, who'd have thunk it. Haven't played much in the past 10 years.

[cali]

The R-Pro Tanks are far more overstable than the Fusions or any older Tanks.

[ezyrider]

Not much to look at these days but this was my go to putter for years. Max Weight Ching Fusion Tank Y2K SE. The disc has worn into gummy tacky goodness. It now lives in my putting basket as I've switched to throwing firm Wizards. IMO, 150 class putters are not the way to go...stay max weight if possible.