Man no one is buying the gray ones. I think those look the best. Still like 4,000 p2s available. I'm surprised.

Still a lot of pink and gray ones to be had it looks like.

Eventually.

Is this new D-line any different from Lat64's Zero Hard plastic? The gray one certainly looks like their plastic. I sure hope that isn't the case.

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I see you bag a Link, a P2, and a Logic. Besides depth and bead, what are your thoughts between the three? Curious to know what you putt with and what slots those three fit in your bag.

I should probably get rid of the Link. Nothing wrong with it, just that the Logic is just soooo comfortable in the hand and has become my go-to driving and putting putter. For driving it gets good distance and is very neutral for line shaping. For putting it seems not want to fade as soon as the others and the added speed gets it there better. The only P2s I really thrive with for driving are Swirly S-lines as they are a bit shallower. I was out today with the new stock run D-P2 and it throws very well despite the deep feel (the common P2 feel that is) but it doesnt really suit my putting form, not in hand feel or flight. My issue, not the disc's.

I'd say it's between Medium / Blend and Hard

definitely not as firm as Hard

not quite as pliable as Medium/Blend

It's actually quite nice plastic IMO. Similar to good XT (firm, but slightly pliable, grippy).

I picked up some locally and putted in my basement with them yesterday.

Let me preface what follows with this:
I've tried P2s twice in the past ("Originals" in D Line and P Line). I did not like them. I found them to OS for my putting style.

So I've used a variety of BB Aviars (DX, KC, XT...with the XT being my favourite)


As for these "new" P2s
I liked them. I'll buy more. I'm going to go back to the store today to get a few more.

Not as OS as the Original (IMO). Straighter. The grip and hand feel is good (again IMO).

I was impressed with the drop rate in that they didn't seem to drop quickly but held a height in the air for about 75% of the flight before starting to drop (noticeable on my putts at 25-35 feet). More spin had them hold height longer. But they weren't "glidey" either.

My BB Aviars are going to take a short vacation and I'm going to give these a go for a while.

Cool thanks for the reply!

I wondered the same thing.

Does our resident Discmania Support person have any insight on this matter??

Discmania Support Reply
 

Pigment used is shared between the two companies in many cases as well as molding techniques, of course, which is why you see similar molding patterns. However, the plastic blend used is definitely completely separate from any of the L64 soft/hard/etc blends currently made