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Another vote for the Sinus. Seriously overlooked disc.
They seem to be out of stock on most of the bigger disc sites. Hoping Lat haven't decided to pull the plug on them. Anyone know if they've been nixxed?
My new medium Harp flies almost the same as my Cryztal FLX Zones (longer and more OS than the Sinus - Zone still being a hair more OS). I have been using the Sinus in different versions for 2 years in the "shorter Zone-like, similar to a Rhyno" spot. Seems like my earlier "oval sp" versions are...
Harp is longer and a touch more OS. I love both. Harp for drives and longer approaches and the Sinus for shorter or windy approaches that have to sit sooner.
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i just swapped out for a fresh one after a year (probably 80-100 rounds, putting only - no upshots) only because it scuffed the bead a few too many times on a sidewalk just past the basket and i began to tell myself it wasnt as stable. it was more for peace of mind than for actual proven flight...
Question about consistency.
I'm just now replacing my main lucid escape (basically cycling 3 to keep them fresh but this gets the most use). I still have several from my initial stack I bought when they were first released. Figured I would pick a few up from the DD table at the KCWO while I was...