Just saw this on the PDGA site

http://www.pdga.com/announcements/cl...drives-fairway

Any chance that the new release from Discmania will be something like it?

Has anyone found a specific run or weight range of C-pd2s that are really flat?

are s line p2 putters actually more overstable than let's say a star aviar or champ aviar?

I have never thrown a star or champ aviar, but I got the S-P2 to replace my overstable Wizard and I was pleasantly surprised at its overstability, I would almost go as far to say it's more overstable than my Wizards were. I only have to get use to how deep the rim is, because the rim on the S-Line ones are deeper than the P-Line

The glow P3's do have a dome, but they aren't much different than the standard C-LINE P3.

Sorry about missing that! The MD3 is somewhat comparable to the Roc3, the differences would be MD3 goes a bit further. If you want a really overstable MD3, you should go with a Glow C-LINE MD3. Simon has just recently switched his MD3 to the Glow ones and I'm pretty sure he is still enjoying it :)

You will see when we release it!

The only flat C-LINE PD2s are the First Run ones.

Yes, the P2 is more overstable than those two discs.

I agree with this except, I have not noticed the rim height differences.

I have a S-Line FD as my go to fairway driver, and I just picked up a C-Line FD factory second. I'm hoping they fly just different enough to where I can use both for different shot's. Are the C-Line FD's more stable than S-Line? and if so how much? I won't be able to test for a few hours. Thanks.

That pearly pink C-FD in your picture looks like a second run. If so, they are significantly more stable than the S-lines. They have pretty decent high speed stability when new. And they are so durable that I haven't been able to beat mine in enough to tell if they lose high speed stability, low speed, or a little of each. Very straight, great glide, and if you are throwing 300 or so they have a pretty solid fade. Results may vary for higher power throwers, but comparing it to your S-line, it will be noticeably more stable/overstable, and probably slighty less glide. The two compliment each other nicely.

You are correct in saying they are different and will likely compliment each other. The C-Line is more stable/overstable high speed and low speed. This is exactly what I was hoping for.

Absolutely they complement each other... I carry 5 FD's

165g S-FD beat in nicely... Power turn over disc with no fade at the end.
175g S-FD beat in nicely... Power turn over disc with fade at the end.
175g C-FD fresh... Simon signature disc. Dead straight and holds any angle
175g C-FD 2nd run.. worked in not beat straight to stable nice hook-up ending
172g C-FD 2nd run fresh! Thrown flat with power and still turns left. Meat hook!

Hope this helps!

Where does the glow C PD at the store fit in?