hisdudeness47
Birdie Member
Ok, I am back in love with this mold. Like many others I jumped on the Berg hype train and that booted the scale from my bag for awhile but I switched them back out for the last few rounds and I fell right back in love.
I'm using an old Jeff Goldblum fossil scale and was threading gaps today with a light flex and the scale was just settling right where I wanted it.
So my question is if I want the most stable hit and stick scale out there now am I looking at tarpit? Don't need stego stability but something I can shape those tight approaches and not risk much ground play.
The new tar pits are plenty stable, and borderline puddle top which feels amazing for FH. They aren't quite as beef as a flat stiff fossil or armor, but still plenty of beef.
Scale-Serpent covers so much more than the berg. I am a happy boy.
Coincidentally I just sorted my Scales by PLH the other day. Indeed the fossils and armor have a fairly noticeably higher plh than the tarpit, which is barely higher than the chalkpits.
Surprisingly, my silly putty has the highest PLH. If you truly want stable and sticky, the silly putty is an absolute cheat code for such a shot. Still undecided on which I'm going to bag. The tarpit and chalkpits are plenty sticky and stable in their own right, and are easier to throw.
Pic is increasing PLH left to right.
Chalkpits, Tarpit, Fossils/Armor, Silly Putty
Edit: apologies for the crappy image. Have there been size limits put in place for pictures recently? I keep having to downsize my pictures for them to post. This just started recently. I don't understand.