Ti wasp ~

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Originally Posted by GordEzo

So , I'm Innova only due to 2 shops in town.

Bought a Buzz and WOW!

Got a Comet and I don't throw my Buzzz anymore. I can play Comet only rounds on my local course now ! Man , that thing is straight to the chains ! Sometimes left , sometime right !

Please let me hijack this and say ' I love these mids !'

Retired my fav Roc cuz I think it's gonna break and the Comet is killer straight !

Not familiar with DC , but should I pick up a Wasp, Hornet and what ?

My new Star Roc is getting pushed out , am I missing out on something that goes straight to the chains ?

And my home course is tight woods , short , and punishing if ur out of the fairway.

Sorry , but thanks , Discraft seems to be the equalizer to me noob hanging with the boyz !

The Wasp is a better Roc IMO.

Originally Posted by dehaas

i had been throwing the pain as my overstable mid and threw wasps prior to that. lost a pain a few days ago and decided to get a ti wasp to replace it since people seemed to think they were more overstable than a lot of the z wasps in circulation. i snagged a 176 pearly pink and tossed it today in some pretty massive gusts and it did just fine. i also picked up a concave z zone (popped my zone cherry) and was surprised how uneffected it was in a headwind.

A Zone is truly a wind fighting putter. You'll hear lots of people say, learn to putt in the wind, which is truly sound advice. But if I'm looking at sketchy approach or putt on a windy day, yeah, I'm pulling out the Zone.

[dehaas]

what i liked right away about it was that it was a putter i could actually throw a forehand with. admittedly i don't have a lot of finesse with my forehand shot, if i'm throwing a driver at full rip i'm fine, but if i have to dial it down it gets questionable. i think the beefiness and shallower rim (i putt with wizards) makes it a great short range forehand disc.