New Zero Soft Putters

[SteezeOG]

Have only tried the two varieties in the DD Judge but I like the soft for really cold days. Firms up to just the right amount of floppiness. In the summer it will be too much though that's why I use the firm. Lot better durability than what they had before. I've beat my firm judge up a ton and threw it into brick buildings with no warping, cracking, or major damage.

[whentherainscome]

Originally Posted by Plankeye

Are these zero soft plastics as soft as the bt soft? I hope not...the bt soft is too soft

I'm pretty sure that post-EZE Zero, Zero Soft, BT Soft and Classic Soft are all the same plastic, as are all the hard variants.

[Plankeye]

Interesting because I can bend a bt soft swan in half but wouldn't be able to bend a classic soft judge in half...well not as easily

[whentherainscome]

Yeah, my Sinus is a lot firmer than my Pure, both in Zero soft, and both Lat molds. Maybe they do some variation per each mfg's request.

[grantbenson]

Originally Posted by Plankeye

Interesting because I can bend a bt soft swan in half but wouldn't be able to bend a classic soft judge in half...well not as easily

It may be a consistency thing. I have several soft Judges, and my housemate has several soft Swans. My Judges and most of his Swans feel the same, but a couple of the Swans feel extra soft. I just assume they're from different runs.

[theabacus]

If you are unhappy with your used Soft Zero-Line Pures, drop me a line.

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