aerodriver
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Labeled in the post since you asked, but the top is the Eze Pure and the bottom is the Zero Pure.
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True dat, but I like easily-replaced putters because I lose them regularly practicing in the back yard, and they often do not turn up until winter. But yeah, I have three Zero Pures and I do like how they fly, so that'll do for now.JR said:What i would do is to keep on using that Zero Pure to see if you get any insurmountable problems with it in the long run and if you do then try the soft Banger GT. You already own the Pure so testing is cheap Monocacy
Yes, and I can get them at one of our Wal-marts in floppy KC Pro for around $10. Learning to love that disc.Monocacy said:Checking JFC, Dart is another possibility – Dart is fairly low profile, right? I hear that Darts are similar to Warlocks, which I used to throw and liked, but the Warlock rim didn't work with my FH.
Monocacy said:I like the Anode, but I do find its stability quirky. Sometimes it will hold a turn or hyzer, sometimes it will fade out early or push through. Pure seems more intuitive to me, but I do worry about it getting banged up and changing its flight in the middle of a round.
I throw the Rhyno for hard fades, so I am looking for a neutral putter that will handle straight, mild turnovers/anhyzers, and gentle hyzers as well as putting duties (and I don't want to carry more than 2 putters).
I thought Banger GT was closer to a Wizard or Warlock. Are the Soft Banger GTs less stable, or do they just break in faster? Also - is the Banger GT low profile?
Checking JFC, Dart is another possibility – Dart is fairly low profile, right? I hear that Darts are similar to Warlocks, which I used to throw and liked, but the Warlock rim didn't work with my FH.
True dat, but I like easily-replaced putters because I lose them regularly practicing in the back yard, and they often do not turn up until winter. But yeah, I have three Zero Pures and I do like how they fly, so that'll do for now.JR said:What i would do is to keep on using that Zero Pure to see if you get any insurmountable problems with it in the long run and if you do then try the soft Banger GT. You already own the Pure so testing is cheap Monocacy
kern9787 said:Admittedly, I haven't been following disc golf developments recently. But has Lat64/Westside/DD released or plan on releasing anything similar to a firebird/predator type disc (preferably closer to a predator than a firebird). I'm aware of the XXX, which is probably the closest, but is wider rimmed if I recall correctly. The trident is the next closest I'm aware of, but I honestly don't recall too much about it.
Varsi said:Interestingly enough PDGA lists Trident with 1,9cm rim thickness and XXX with 2,0cm (Predator and Firebird are 1,9cm). I thought both of those were slower discs.
Varsi said:Interestingly enough PDGA lists Trident with 1,9cm rim thickness and XXX with 2,0cm (Predator and Firebird are 1,9cm). I thought both of those were slower discs.
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Thunderchumpy said:So I putted with my TM2 Pure yesterday, and I am really liking it a lot. I'm sure it's somewhere in the previous 300 pages, but does anyone know what TM2 became? EZE?
Thanks in advance.
And then they dropped eze and are just going with zero hard and zero soft. Unfortunately. I love my TM2 pures. Good thing I was able to pick up a bunch before they are all gone.Hoey said:Thunderchumpy said:So I putted with my TM2 Pure yesterday, and I am really liking it a lot. I'm sure it's somewhere in the previous 300 pages, but does anyone know what TM2 became? EZE?
Thanks in advance.
yup! same thing.
They came out with two test materials at one point, TM1 and TM2...
Pretty sure TM2 was overwhelmingly more accepted by throwers than TM1... so they renamed it EZE.