Hard Mercys

[Moonshine]

Can we please have these? I was pretty bummed that they weren't released when Latitude made so many of their other putter molds available in Zero Hard. When is it the Mercy's turn? I'm debating trying out an Anode or Ion for putting because I NEED something firmer than Zero Soft this summer.

[tbird888]

The first run of EZE Mercies are quite firm.

[Buiscutboy]

I was sad too.

How domey are the first run EZE's?

And do they actually say first run on them? Or is it sortof a guessing thing.

[tbird888]

I want to say they're fairly domey. I'm at work right now so I can't confirm that.

There were two runs of Mercies in EZE plastic. The first run has a waxier feel and was shipped with a weight sticker. The second run is considerably softer (nowhere near Strawberry Mercy soft) but still somewhat firm. Those have the mold and weight printed directly on the disc. They also feel much less waxy.

[Buiscutboy]

Aha, I have a second run then. It'd probably be fine in the summer when my Zeros get too squishy. It's not as stable as my Zeros, I blame the dome.

I want to go feel some of the Hard Pures. Just to see what the plastic is like.

[Moonshine]

I know that EZE is an option, but I am not too interested in investing time/money in an OOP plastic. Where is the Mercy love Latitude?

[tbird888]

At least you're not a Spike thrower. They get even less love. At least the Mercy isn't a super popular mold. Your chances of finding backups at a decent price are high.

[Buiscutboy]

They might be OOP, but they're still very easy to find. Or should I say EZE to find?

I probably shouldn't.

And on most sites they're cheaper than the Zeros.

[McFer]

I got a Classic Judge just to feel the plastic in anticipation of the Zero Hard Mercy (still using EZE's for now), and as long as they're not as flat as the Zero Softs, I'm pretty sure I'm going to be in love.

[tbird888]

Steeze has already said they're equally as flat as the softs.