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Playing some disc in the backyard https://imgur.com/gallery/ltgxTdzhttp://Playing some disc in the back...allery/ltgxTdz[IMG]Playing some disc in the backyard https://imgur.com/gallery/ltgxTdz[/IMG] http://https://i.imgur.com/lDj7Djm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lDj7Djm.jpg Well first go round with imgur... had a nice round in the backyard yesterday and thought I'd snap a pic. Comet Envy and a Tesla 162 (fission?) I picked up at the store. It's nice had a good round. Log on left points at the pin down the tunnel of #12 ] |
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what kind of trees are those mostly |
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Must be nice to have Mirkwood Forest in you backyard...
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Yeah it's a nice piece of property.. Had it for over 20yrs just built my house about 13 years ago.. 14 acres. The course plays in a 4 clover leaf pattern. 4 or 5 holes per section, come by the house after every set. It was heavily logged in the 60's and untouched since then.
Kinda digging this Tesla.. It does a great controlled turnover FH and comes back right at end of flight, it's super soft, medium dome (assuming). A little beefy for my BH. Do these things work well for rollers? |
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Had to come here to show my latest purchases: Neutron Prism Pyro and all white Neutron Soft Envy 🤤 Can't wait go out to test Pyro how it compares to Deflector and Vector.
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Okay guys. As I mentioned a few posts ago, a lot of my bag went oop. I don't love throwing oop discs, as I don't have the funds to buy a big stack of backups. Usually I order a new one when I lose an old one. Which also means cycling really isn't my thing, well, for a few reasons.
The two discs I'm not seeing obvious replacements for are: Plasma Axis-love it for glidey straight shots. Really workable and versatile. I pair it with a proton matrix. Thinking maybe an E matrix? Soft N Particle-my more OS throwing putter, compliments my Ions and Anodes. I think the obvious answer is Envy? But I'm unsure. Don't know much about a lot of the newer putters. Also unsure if I want to keep throwing Ions. I really loved them in Plasma. I threw a proton one forever and it's great, just that plastic was slick. Maybe a neutron? Maybe a new putter along the flight numbers of an ion is in order also. I wouldn't mind mixing it up. Thoughts? Suggestions? Wanna keep it with the Gyro, just because. Long story I've hashed out a few times on these forums lol. |
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Envies are great. My N Envy has transcended my gyro bag into my regular bag. Just a very straight, dependable soft fading disc. Great complement to my Ion. I think the Proton Atom might be most similar to the Particle but I haven't thrown my N Particle much (not as OS as my Envy) and haven't thrown an Atom since the 1st E ones. I'm also bummed they stopped doing Plasma for Ions. Just ordered a max weight one to have one. Ions are good in any plastic though. I have a stiff N that is a great thrower. Neutron can be roughed up enough to get the slickness out of them but Electron is good too. It's hard to decide between the Ion and Envy for a lot of holes but I bag both b/c I putt with the Ion. If you FH any at all, that's a big reason why the Envy has stuck in my bag. I've poked my way out of tree jail so many times flicking an Envy now. |
Particle is more OS than an Atom.
Jake, I don't think you should have too much trouble picking up a stack of Axis for future use. Doesn't seem to be a disc that gets much love around here. If you got the income to spend on 5-10, I would just buy them and figure the rest of later when the new mids eventually come out. I would think 5 of them would last you at least several years. |
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Their putters are so fast that you/I could replace a nice axis or tangent with a proxy and not lose much more than 20'. I have replaced my stable mids like a Tangent with an Envy or two.. I don't feel like I've lost much distance. If they come up with a new mid with improved glide I will rush to get one. I say cool your jets, buy a Envy. Maybe a soft N maybe a plasma.. Maybe an eclipse, I suppose you could get proton.. But get an Envy same weight as your Particle and see where that takes you. |
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