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I cannot find these anywhere.
Also, from the descriptions from others in this thread it sounds like the PPPP is similar to a Maiden? Agree/disagree to those that have thrown it.
How well does the PPPP hold a anhyzer turnover throw. . Will it hold the anhyzer line to the ground or will it fade out in the end?
I ordered one for my 9 year old daughter. Finally got it on Saturday. She probably won't let me throw it. It feels pretty good in hand though. I may have to give one a try when the stock run comes out.
Get a Challneger SS. It's the same idea with the PPPP as with the Roach/Luna. I bought a Chally SS along with a Roach for the comparisons. Luna=Roach and PPPP= Challneger SS.
That looks super amazing.
Yeah I would say it's fairly shallow like a pure. You can actually notice the glide of the putter starting from 20ft from the basket. If I were to guess probably 1.3cm on the inner rim thickness. The putter definitely has more glide than speed. If I were to place numbers on it I would say 3,5,0,1. It's definitely a straight putter and not an understable one. Can handle a light headwind with the right spin and not diverge from its line
I will say though while the plastic feels good, it needs to be looked at the most. It's not very durable. Below is paiges putter putted with over 3 days about 75 times total. The other is my jawbreaker roach now almost a year old. Paige's putter is pretty much as dinged up as the roach and there's a fairly big chunk taken out of it. Otherwise I really like the disc and I think it will be my new putter. Haven't driven or approached with it yet. Just had another son so won't be getting out to a field very much
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Shoot, I guess outside of DX level plastic I'm not aware of a truly grippy rubber blend that doesn't have durability issues - RPro beats in quickly and drastically too.
At first I thought "well, quit driving it into the rocks" - then I saw this is from putting, lol.
Hopefully they iron out the durability issues. Shoot, I guess outside of DX level plastic I'm not aware of a truly grippy rubber blend that doesn't have durability issues - RPro beats in quickly and drastically too.
Electron Soft.
Gateway Eraser.
XLink. (yeah, I know they are OOP)
RPM Magma( somewhere between DX and KC Pro)
And... whatever that nasty stuff the Blowfly II is made of...
I putted with the same soft E Atom for over a year with very little wear.
The Eraser Wizards I used to throw took rock hits better than KC Pro yet were more grippy than DX.
Magma wears in at about the same speed as DX but is more resistant to abrasion.
I won't touch Blowflys but I have multiple friends that have had the same one in their bags for over 5 years.
Unless you take a side grinder to XLink, they will break down chemically before they wear out.
At first I thought "well, quit driving it into the rocks" - then I saw this is from putting, lol.
Hopefully they iron out the durability issues. Shoot, I guess outside of DX level plastic I'm not aware of a truly grippy rubber blend that doesn't have durability issues - RPro beats in quickly and drastically too.
Proto run of the putter has been announced, set to release on 1-17-20
Still at $20 a piece too. Hopefully MSt will have some cheaper than that. It hasn't been PDGA approved yet either.
Proto run of the putter has been announced, set to release on 1-17-20
Wasn't this thread already about the PP proto putter?
Don't expect the price to be any different between proto and stock run. It will probably go the same way as the Luna as a good chunk will go to Paige for each disc sold