I am gonna go ahead and answer this one, since I got some pretty thorough info from the DM guys sometime back when enquiring about the same thing:

Rarintal, please take it from here if there is something to add.

The CD is the most under-appreciated discmania disc. Just wanted to throw that out there. S-line CD's are the most accurate speed 10 driver I've ever thrown.

truth! I used to throw the FR CD. I havent thrown the production model, just the First Runs. Ive been kicking around the idea of putting them back in the bag

If they bring these out in G line I might make it my primary driver and drop Escapes. The PD is awesome, but a little too much for my ability as an everyday distance driver. A flat CD is really, really nice.

For me my champ pig works great!

???? Wrong thread?

How similar are FD2s to the Innova T3s

Seeing as how its pretty much a Viking, its no wonder its also under-appreciated.

People just don't know.

At the moment the G-LINE FD's are only in max weights and we will work on getting more FD2's out in lighter weights

We will take this into consideration if we run another batch. Thanks for the insight

It is a big jump but, I can get a FD/FD2 just as far as the PD with more accuracy. And if I really need something overstable I use a Fresh C-LINE PD2. People have described them as "destroyer of worlds" they are pretty versatile as seriously overstable/ Wind / Forehand disc. It's a little unorthodox, but it works for me.

The regular run C-LINE MD3's are very flat, they are very long as well... The glow MD3's look exactly the same but they are glow, and glow discs for the most part are always more overstable. if you are looking for overstable ones try to find ones with a dome. The prototype Simon and myself were throwing had a big dome and was most certainly a meat hook.

That's pretty much right on. The only other note is that in the 3rd run there are 2 varations. one with a bit of pearl in the rim and feels more stiff is the more overstable of the two, and the really clear looking rim is the straighter one.

This is true. Very fun disc to throw. Did you find it very straight with a predictable fade?

I am not sure how they compare as they are relatively new correct? We have done side by side comparisons with the Brinster Teebirds. The Brinster birds are a more overstable version of the TeeBird. They flew very close to the same, Except the TeeBird likes to glide to it's finish and the FD2 more falls out of the sky. The FD2 also feels a touch slower, which has seemed to give a lot of people more accuracy.

I do have a report on the wear of these as well. My two that i use are starting to straighten out, not quite like a TeeBird but somewhere in between the Fresh FD2 and Brinster TeeBird. It seems pretty obvious, but I figured you guys would want to know.


Any other questions out there!?

My CD's don't fade, they finish on the angle thrown. Between adding the FD's and CD's to the bag I've gained lots of accuracy within distance brackets that I've never had before.

"Straight with predictable fade" sounds exactly like those FD2's you sold me on though ;)

Let's talk gremlins.... This mold is one of my all time favorites. I currently only throw the old Innova proline ones. The Discmania production discs are lacking the stability of the old plastic.

My question is... When can we expect to see a production run in a champion plastic? Or has the possibility even been discussed?

I have a beat S-CD that used to be so money but looks to me like its getting a bit too beat. I still have a place for it though.

A lot of people shun CDs for no reason, and think they are too flippy. Well yeah might be if you have a huge arm and really mash into them. Control shots is where they execute.

If you had to play a one disc round, what disc would you choose?

Will we see a Jussi designed course in the states anytime soon?

What is your go to "skip shot" disc?

and

Are there future plans for more US Discmania sponsored events?

Is my 1st run Greater Midrange (not gremlin stamped) legal in US tournaments?
There was discussion about the name change elsewhere.

I can't see why you wouldnt be allowed to

Curious if Discmania will come out with:

a) A beaded putter
b) An understable mid
c) P-Line FDs in regular weights

Big thanks to rarintal for the great feedback and service!

I vaguely remember Jussi saying they would retool the MD1 to be more of an understable flyer.

By predictable i meant it fades but not, excessively like the PD2. did you get your FD2's yet?

We do not have a plan for C-LINE GM's at the moment. We will most definitely let you all know if something changes!

That's where the name CD comes from (Control Driver). I found these surprising fun to throw this disc. I do see the comparison to a longer FD now that it's mentioned.

If I were going to play a 1 Disc round it would be a G-LINE P2.

DiscGolfPark employs approximately 15 professional course designers. Discmania's Country Manager Erno Vayrynen and Avery Jenkins are designers that are now in the US. Erno has designed closed to 100 courses and Avery is Avery :). Jussi leads the course designer group and we constantly develop the concept together. Jussi is the owner of a rapidly growing global business which means that he has his hands full with directing the business. When Jussi shows up to design a course, it is usually for a Major Event. We are bringing DiscGolfPark to the US in 2015.

My "skip shot" disc is the PD2 or MD3. The PD2 skips a long ways, the MD3 if i'm trying not to overthrow it the hole after it skips.

We don't have dates set yet but, Discmania will for sure sponsor events in the future.

Your disc is legal. We would not put our name on a disc if it was not legal.

I am unsure of the answer here. I will seek some insight! please ask again if i forget to get back to you guys!

Where did you see this if you don't mind me asking?

Jussi Meresmaa ‏@JussiMeresmaa

@eemeli_vastamki @CaineAsourasRex @DiscmaniaDiscs You´re right. We will retool MD1 in the future to make a difference.

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9:58 PM - 30 Mar 2013

This was very informative to understand the structure of the DiscGolfPark team and the role Discmania plays within it. Can't wait to see what location is chosen first for the flagship US DiscGolfPark.

Then what do I tell a TD that references http://www.pdga.com/files/PDGA_appro...scs_041314.pdf on their smartphone? It does not have an entry for discmania GM (greater midrange or gremlin) but does have the innova gremlin (which is out of print, transitioned to discmania?)

(the reference that made me ask the question http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums...p/t-13518.html)

Your grasping at straws on this one. The disc is still approved. Most TDs that I know of or players honestly will not go through a bag. Most likely a player will ask what you threw and you can tell them without worry.

I cuddle with them every night.

Me too. It'll probably be somewhere awesome.

Hey Discmania...do you happen to know who currently owns the company Grip Equipment?

thanks

Huh?

He's referring to the recent restructuring of the company. Not sure why he doesn't just ask them...

Was it asked yet when the FD2 would hit retailers?

Ryan, how would you compare the flight and driving ability of the G P2 vs the S P2? I want to get one, but I'm not sure about the firmness of the G line for driving duties

Just want to give a big thanks to Ryan for giving me the heads up on the lighter G-FDs being in stock at the store. He knows how to get my money. :thmbup:

Just wondering if you are going to transition into production a Gstar style plastic and if there is a date for it? Would love to see some DD, DD2 and Gremlins in that style plastic.

He responded to a similar question about the G-line P2's when asked about driving.

Perfect, that's the info I was hoping to learn...thanks!
:D

I haven't read the whole thread so I apologize if this was already asked. How are the newest runs of the MD3? I bought a few awhile back & they didn't seem as over stable as they should of been. Are the newer ones more beefy?

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Are there any plans to put C-Line P2s in regular production?

It was asked if newer runs would be made more beefy and the answer was yes the plan is to make the MD3 more overstable than the first run.

We also asked if the MD1 would be turned in to a more understable type disc to compliment the other two and we're still waiting on that.

Jussi answered the MD1 question last March on twitter. He said that the MD1 would be retooled to be more understable.

From what I remember from that he said they would probably do that not that it was certain

Yeah. I thought the question was just if it was planned or not.

I can look into this.

I'm sorry I do not know the answer to this quesiton

We are working diligently on getting you guys our discs as fast as possible!

It's my favorite driving putter. it's just a touch less overstable.

No problem! we did some digging and found some for you! There is also lightweight FD2's restocked. Insider information to you guys :)

We plan on doing more G-LINE discs this summer. We will keep this in mind when making production plans.

thanks :)

Yes we are planning to make the MD3 more overstable. There is not a production plan for the C-LINE P2's at the moment. The S-LINE is pretty overstable!

Just got word back. There is plans to make to re-work the md1.

Correct.

It is planned!

:)

thanks for the questions guys! What other questions are out there floating around?

What did you hook Mick Thomson up with?

Are the more overstable MD3s going to be flat? Does the most recent run of C-Line PD2s have bubbles in the rim? Will future runs have bubbles in the rim?