Also would love glow P2 in some sort of p line blend


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Is there any info regarding different runs of C-line TD's? I've had a couple of older gummy C-line TD's and I recently bought a new one which was way more OS than the older ones. Pretty much C-line PD stable. So I was wondering if my TD is some kind of 'freak' individual or is there certain runs that turned out more overstable?

Also I'd love to see more light blue/teal/aqua/turquoise discs. Especially in G-line and D-line.

Is the P-Line P1x ever going to be put into regular production? I would buy some but I don't want to hunt down replacements.

Stiff or soft? :)

The only P P1x I had seen were the stiff P line. Maybe if Simon really likes them, they will run some more…

Still no word on S-line CD3s?

how does the consumer consume fd3 s line. question mark. hungry.... for that sweet stamp in some swirl star.

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P-Line PD's are not in production at the moment and likely will not return. A great substitute for those would naturally be the G-PD. These will provide equal stability but offer more grip and durability. G-Line can be highly underrated at times but would make for a fantastic straight-flying PD.

The only glow putters that have been made so far are the Color Glow C-Line P2. There may be a possibility for some new options in the future. Keep an eye out!!

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We will have some more Doom Birds available for everyone soon. Though the true S-Line FD3 will not be made any time soon, the swirl will return!

S-CD3's are being made towards the end of the year and will be full production. These ones will be amazing and we are excited to hear what everyone thinks of them.

There have been Soft P-Line P1x's briefly and also Stiff P-Line a couple of times. The stiff ones will be back.

P-P1x will not be made into full production quite yet but will indeed return for sure. Should just be a matter of time. They are on the agenda.

Unfortunately there has been little info as to exactly which runs of the TD have been produced. As it has been overshadowed a bit by the PD and FD for "run-seeking maniacs" it has become more difficult to gauge exactly which is which for some of the other molds. The current C-Line and S-Line runs at the moment are very nice, however. The S-Line "Rush" stamped ones in particular offer exceptional grip.

There is certainly a chance of that happening in the future :)

Love these Doom Birds. Great throwers