I've had to sand down monster flashing from every Pure I've owned. A 120 grit sanding block takes off of the big stuff and then a 180 grit is for touch-ups. I won't throw any disc unitl the bottom is silky smooth.

I have the same problem with Optos and the GL. I use tape to keep it from getting too bad. Hurts so good baby.

I'm really loving the Grip Pure.

To me it is really close to a Gstar / Snow plastic. Someone said it would be of lesser quality, but I just don't see that. I've been throwing mine since the day they re-released them and it is holding up really well. Any Zero version would be so banged up by now that it would hurt my eyes.

Stability-wise it's also perferct. I guess it's close to a new Opto. I can throw it full power and get no turn and practically no fade.

Anybody got a white opto for sale? All pures are awesome...that is all.

I finally found a heavy Opto Pure after looking for most of 6 months and I must say that I am impressed. The thing just goes straight. A little hyzer and it will hold the line all the way to the ground. I little turn likewise. It is rapidly becoming the only disc I reach for between 75-200'. I finally found a replacement for the Champion Classic Roc that Innova refuses to make anymore.

I just realized what your handle is lol. You must be a big baseball fan -- Spahn and Sain and pray for rain! Awesome.

Just got my second Opto Pure and fourth Pure overall. Guess it's my good luck that none of them have had any flashing at all...

Of all the pures I've had I have never seen any flashing. I will say my opaque opto pure was money I wish my new clear opto pure flew like my old. :(

Just wanted to stop by here and say that on Monday I was at Maple Hill and picked up my first two Pures out of curiosity (for putting not driving). Zero Hard and Medium...





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I have a medium that I have been putting with and a grip line in the mail to use as for driving and up shots.