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griz mint or cope mint
Griz 99% never tried either but ate some ****.
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you would puke if you put in a chaw of either
No but worse....
Andy is griz 4 sho then
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
current disc I like from brands with disc I have used a disc from even in Legacy Disc brand case of putting with the disc in a store a few times.
Gateway-Wizard, the older top in Medium or the more firm plastics but the normal shoulder/rim height, not the high or lower profiles. Do not have a Wizard in bag right now
Lighting-#2 Upshot
Innova-Champion though not stiff or not Xtra Gummy Valkyrie/Champion Glow Valkyrie or Shark, yet to find out
Discraft- Oop ESP Impact or the Magnet in Pro D/Jawbreker
DGA- Oop in plastic Proline for Titanic, yet to use the D/Pro D plastic
Ching- Mojo the midrange lid with griper spots like the Juju, used one once, was a very comfortable disc in my hands like a rounder corner to the Innova Pole Cat with lower rim/wing. Not Soft like Juju.
Latutude 64- Sinus, if I played in places with more constant winds then South Dakota, yes this would be in the bag.
Wham-O-Touchline Under, the go off to the right disc, just the plastic was not durable even to DX softer runs Not in bag due to this.
Legacy- if I had to use the mold, the Clutch in the stiff or jawbreaker like plastics only one I have used
Do find it hard to get used to the MVP/Aixom discs
Never got the naming system of Prodigy so... never used
Millennium never used disc, might try if the Champion line Destroyer like disc is a worn in Destroyer, have to ask if this is true
Then a bunch of smaller brands I never used including those made for other brands by Gateway, Infinite brand made by Innova, Discmania, and then micro brands and oop small brands.
Gateway-Wizard, the older top in Medium or the more firm plastics but the normal shoulder/rim height, not the high or lower profiles. Do not have a Wizard in bag right now
Lighting-#2 Upshot
Innova-Champion though not stiff or not Xtra Gummy Valkyrie/Champion Glow Valkyrie or Shark, yet to find out
Discraft- Oop ESP Impact or the Magnet in Pro D/Jawbreker
DGA- Oop in plastic Proline for Titanic, yet to use the D/Pro D plastic
Ching- Mojo the midrange lid with griper spots like the Juju, used one once, was a very comfortable disc in my hands like a rounder corner to the Innova Pole Cat with lower rim/wing. Not Soft like Juju.
Latutude 64- Sinus, if I played in places with more constant winds then South Dakota, yes this would be in the bag.
Wham-O-Touchline Under, the go off to the right disc, just the plastic was not durable even to DX softer runs Not in bag due to this.
Legacy- if I had to use the mold, the Clutch in the stiff or jawbreaker like plastics only one I have used
Do find it hard to get used to the MVP/Aixom discs
Never got the naming system of Prodigy so... never used
Millennium never used disc, might try if the Champion line Destroyer like disc is a worn in Destroyer, have to ask if this is true
Then a bunch of smaller brands I never used including those made for other brands by Gateway, Infinite brand made by Innova, Discmania, and then micro brands and oop small brands.
I got my Casey novel back out. Thank you so much! My writing has been brought back to life.
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discraft: buzzz; Z and X plastics
innova: teebird; DX, champ, KCP
millenium: QJLS; CE (but really liking the QOLF now too)
gateway: wizard; eraser or organic
DD: trespass; lucid or moonshine
westside: harp; BT hard and whatever they call lucid
i have also thrown and liked the L64 Sinus and the DGA breaker but haven't ever really bagged them
never thrown Legacy, Prodigy, Discmania, Vibram, MVP, or any of the smaller brands
innova: teebird; DX, champ, KCP
millenium: QJLS; CE (but really liking the QOLF now too)
gateway: wizard; eraser or organic
DD: trespass; lucid or moonshine
westside: harp; BT hard and whatever they call lucid
i have also thrown and liked the L64 Sinus and the DGA breaker but haven't ever really bagged them
never thrown Legacy, Prodigy, Discmania, Vibram, MVP, or any of the smaller brands
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From 2017:
Innova: Cobra 2020: Destroyer
Discraft: Storm 2020: Ringer
Gateway: Magic
Lat64: Diamond 2020: River
Lightning: #2 Upshot
Dynamic Discs: Renegade
Westside: Tursas
Discmania: PD 2020: TDX
ABC: Flying Squirrel
Vibram: Summit 2020: Ascent
Millenium: QMS
MVP: Wave
Axiom: Envy
Innova: Cobra 2020: Destroyer
Discraft: Storm 2020: Ringer
Gateway: Magic
Lat64: Diamond 2020: River
Lightning: #2 Upshot
Dynamic Discs: Renegade
Westside: Tursas
Discmania: PD 2020: TDX
ABC: Flying Squirrel
Vibram: Summit 2020: Ascent
Millenium: QMS
MVP: Wave
Axiom: Envy
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Let's see what's changed in 2020....
I'll add;
RPM; Kahu
Streamline; Flare
Infinite; Emperor
I'll add;
RPM; Kahu
Streamline; Flare
Infinite; Emperor
Fun idea. I'm only listing molds that I've bagged at some point (even if briefly), so my list isn't terribly long. Also giving a brief explanation of why the mold is unique or worthy of being that manufacturer's "best."
DD - Emac Truth; best hand feel of any workhorse mid on the market.
Westside - Tursas; perfect amount of flip for a turnover mid.
Lat64 - Ballista; easiest distance of any ultra wide-rimmed driver I've thrown.
MVP - Wave; straightest/most controllable distance driver for lower arm speed players.
Axiom - Proxy; insane combo of high HSS and low LSS makes this the straightest and most forgiving disc I've thrown.
Kastaplast - Berg; low glide + high HSS = perfect approach disc.
Discraft - Zone; does this even need an explanation? there's a reason why it has been imitated by every other manufacturer.
Discmania - PDx; the Goldilocks of massively OS drivers for my grip preference and arm speed.
Gateway - Magic; out-of-the-box flippy putter with lots of plastic choices
Innova - Teebird; classic mold, the original straight-to-fade fairway driver.
DD - Emac Truth; best hand feel of any workhorse mid on the market.
Westside - Tursas; perfect amount of flip for a turnover mid.
Lat64 - Ballista; easiest distance of any ultra wide-rimmed driver I've thrown.
MVP - Wave; straightest/most controllable distance driver for lower arm speed players.
Axiom - Proxy; insane combo of high HSS and low LSS makes this the straightest and most forgiving disc I've thrown.
Kastaplast - Berg; low glide + high HSS = perfect approach disc.
Discraft - Zone; does this even need an explanation? there's a reason why it has been imitated by every other manufacturer.
Discmania - PDx; the Goldilocks of massively OS drivers for my grip preference and arm speed.
Gateway - Magic; out-of-the-box flippy putter with lots of plastic choices
Innova - Teebird; classic mold, the original straight-to-fade fairway driver.
1 change in bold.
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Lat 64 Sainit
Discraft Buzzzz
Innova Roc
Vibram VP
Westside King
Discraft Buzzzz
Innova Roc
Vibram VP
Westside King
I'll try. Based off of the manufacturers in the original post:
Innova: Teebird
Discraft: Heat
Gateway: Voodoo
Lat64: Bolt
Dynamic Discs: Tresspass
Westside: Harp
Discmania: MD3
Vibram: none
Millenium: QLF based off limited experience
MVP: Ion
Axiom: Envy
Innova: Teebird
Discraft: Heat
Gateway: Voodoo
Lat64: Bolt
Dynamic Discs: Tresspass
Westside: Harp
Discmania: MD3
Vibram: none
Millenium: QLF based off limited experience
MVP: Ion
Axiom: Envy
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