Latitude 64: News, Updates, Discussion and Happenings

[sloppydisc]

Wow, a little whipped cream, dark lights and booze, and maybe Mrs Sloppy will finally like disc golf.

[throwfromthewoods]

For anyone hunting, there's a 167g light green GL River listed at Marshall Street.

[HiFi]

I'm a little confused so please help. Is the current version of EZE the same plastic that was the Test Material 2? I bought an EZE Pure and the plastic wasn't the same as TM2 far as I can tell.

Did they switch EZE back to the original formula? Is Zero Line TM2?

[JOtter]

EZE is supposedly is the same as TM2

However they (Latitude 64) "have not been satisfied with the outcome of some of the discs so production in Eze Line material will be put on hold. During 2013 the premium putter plastic used in Zero Line will be back on the shelves."

So there bringing back Zero Line until they decide on what to sell us next.

[HiFi]

Originally Posted by JOtter

EZE is supposedly is the same as TM2

However they (Latitude 64) "have not been satisfied with the outcome of some of the discs so production in Eze Line material will be put on hold. During 2013 the premium putter plastic used in Zero Line will be back on the shelves."

So there bringing back Zero Line until they decide on what to sell us next.

That's weird because the blue EZE I bought on Sunday feels different than the white TM2 I have. We only have a month of golfing left tops here in NoDak so I'll have to try a Zero next year.

[MrGlass01]

i would have to guess that the differences between tm2 and eze is one of the reasons they are moving on. zero was the same way earlier zero vs. later zero felt like 2 different plastics. Hopefully they get it dialed in soon.

[whiplash]

I'm actually glad they pulled EZE, gives me a chance to stock up on zero pure's.

[pookie]

I really like the tm2 plastic. i have a pure in it that I find very grippy and rather durable. I've also been using a Vision in tm2 as well and has turned out to be pretty durable. Much better than dx which I am not a fan of. tm1 isn't bad either as I have 2 discs in that plastic. It feels very slick when you first get it but once it is worked in gets a pretty good grip on it. I hope they try to keep it to the tm2 as close as possible once they get it figured out.

[HiFi]

I have to agree in terms of putting the TM2 is great. Good grip, grabs the chains well, and just durable enough without being too soft. I don't think I would use it for anything but putting though. I'm big on durability outside of my putters and I don't think it would hold up well compared to Champion/Z/Opto.

It looks like Gotta Go Gotta Throw has some TM2 Pures left for only $8 each so I might grab a few.

[pookie]

Originally Posted by HiFi

I have to agree in terms of putting the TM2 is great. Good grip, grabs the chains well, and just durable enough without being too soft. I don't think I would use it for anything but putting though. I'm big on durability outside of my putters and I don't think it would hold up well compared to Champion/Z/Opto.

It looks like Gotta Go Gotta Throw has some TM2 Pures left for only $8 each so I might grab a few.

as it goes for basic plastcis is what I base the tm.