So, a birdie? That's kinda like almost drawing a straight flush.

EVERYTHING is sold out down here. You go to search all the retailers and it's all out of stock. I was thinking I might give the Reactor another shot in a fairway type role - since i can't get any fairways - but turns out they are all sold out too. Meanwhile, they gave us Teslas and Pilots... I think those might be the only molds they had in the warehouse since theyve made so **** many. :p

Haha, true enough. But it's the closest I've ever got on that hole. Except that inertia I threw pin high and 25' right.

Oddly enough my last purchase was a Tesla and eclipse pilot haha, because I wanted them!

I pulled Teslas from the bag about a year ago. I really liked them when I switched over from Innova. Good feel. Flat. Straight flight. Basicaly a fast teebird. But the distance potential for me was always subdued. I could net maybe 325'-350'.

I'm struggling right now with the shifting balance in the molds I'm using and working out the distances. I'm use to carrying a minimalist 5 mold bag - which use to be 2 x distance, 2 x Fairway, 1 x putter (Destroyer, Wraith, Teebird, Firebird, Rhyno).

I didn't have much use for the older style mids (Roc, Buzzz) - the 200-300' range was not common on the courses I played and I'd just throw a Teebird or Firebird when they were - now I just throw putters at holes in that range.

With the modern fast mids - Matrix / Reactor, my range is 275-350' while fairways are still kinda stuck at around 280-320'.

So now i'm on the course every round trying to work out - fairway or midrange - when I should probably just ditch the fairways.

What's "modern" about those mids aside from being newer gyro molds?

Lower profile, slimmer rims, smaller flight plate. Closer to fairways than old school mids. The Buzzz was considered a "modern" mid-range... 17 years ago when it was released. Today, it's in-between.

Buzzz
Max Weight: 180.1gr
Diameter: 21.7cm
Height: 1.9cm
Rim Depth: 1.3cm
Rim Thickness: 1.2cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 19.3cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.0%
Rim Configuration: 44.00
Flexibility: 6.24kg

Reactor
Max Weight: 177.6gr
Diameter: 21.4cm
Height: 1.7cm
Rim Depth: 1.3cm
Rim Thickness: 1.4cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 18.5cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.1%
Rim Configuration: 44.50
Flexibility: 9.87kg


Matrix
Max Weight: 178.5gr
Diameter: 21.5cm
Height: 1.6cm
Rim Depth: 1.4cm
Rim Thickness: 1.4cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 18.7cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.5%
Rim Configuration: 46.50
Flexibility: 9.75kg

Is this 'super glow' eclipse 2.0 available online yet?

They're all frisbees.

No but according to their lab report they're releasing this month. They said "Guess which mold it is?"

I kinda want to say Volt but I'm hoping Relay.

So are drivers and putters.