Katana Pro
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- Joined
- Feb 24, 2014
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- 16
Another thing I noticed is that it does not take much in the way of dirt and mud to clog the hexes and make it impossible to clean. I am concerned that if mud and whatnot become packed in the hexes, will that not simply negate the positive effect of having those hexes there in the first place? The only way I got it cleaned when I got home was to acetone it out. Regular water and a paper towel was not good enough. I would hate to have an open field, grass-only driver.
I agree with this. I played in a field and after my first throw there was dirt in a few grooves.
I got mine in the mail today and took it to a big open field. I threw it on a bit of an anny a couple of times and it turned quite a bit more than I was expecting which was really nice. It was even able to come back and fade a decent amount to land straight in front of me way up the filed. I can't give distance because it is an empty field, I just use a ditch and some phone poles to mark myself and with that forehand shot, that was easily one of my best distances ever. I throw RHBH and there was a strong left to right wind and it never got caught in the wind and faded too hard. It is a decent disc that I will never backhand because I don't throw hard enough that way to throw big discs but I'm working on it but it is a solid disc for me that is going to make the bag as a utility disc and a max distance forehand driver.
Once again though I will have to clean this after playing in the mud which I don't like but I guess it's part of owning this disc. Because that could add a significant amount of weight to this disc but I love the disc.