I had 2 echo star DD2s and when I ordered them I asked for the highest PLH possible to make sure they were a little more stable. One of them was pretty much a destroyer mild turn followed by healthy fade and the other was like a katana where it would turn over released on a hyzer angle. I am still wishing they would make a disc in between the DD2 and PD2!

I'd definitely try the C-line. In my bag I keep 2 C-line and 1 Echo S-Line as my main distance drivers. The flight is exactly what you're describing for me when thrown on a slight hyzer.

In stability that would be a DD, though it isn't quite as fast.

The DD for me was a weird tweener between my PD and destroyers. It was just slightly faster and maybe 10-15 longer in average than my PD but less comfortable to throw and slower with about 30-40ft less distance potential than my destroyers. I just want a discmania destroyer!

I've had bum luck with the DD2(S-Line) lately The two S-Line's(New Stamp) I picked up recently were more overstable than my bubble rim C-PD2's. Anybody else have the same experience? I might try a C-Line to see if they fit the bill.

Heck yes! I have an old stamp S-line that is more OS than some of my PD2's and I've tried all sorts of things to try and make that disc less stable. Trimming flashing, throwing it directly into trees, rocks, the asphalt, tuning it... Nothing has worked. Really it's just lost a tick of HSS, but still with monster fade.

Bummer to hear the new stamp S-lines are just as OS. I'd prefer to bag the S- over the C-lines.

Thanks, we just want you guys to have the absolute best chance to reinvent your game and conquer courses.

Thanks! we just released full weight P-LINE P2s (most marked with KP2, but all from the same run)

We are always open to new ideas. We will consider it with new products.

G-PD2s will most likely happen. But it's not high speed season yet. isn't it still winter up in the northern states?

We have free shipping every so often on the store. it's not a permanent thing we offer.

Correct.

Feel free to email us about this if you're really serious. [email protected]

We will certainly consider them for future productions.

yes they still have bubbles in the rim, but the plastic is a little more cloudy and some colors even have a little pearl.

We have actually considered both. Do you think D-LINE PDs would be worth wile after 2 rounds and the outside edge is dinged up?

There are some that are domey, but not nearly as domey as the previous run. That is why we name the run "flatter jolly launcher" and not "flat jolly launcher"

Pro tip - Red & Pink are the flattest colors I've seen so far.

the Yellow/Green or dayglow seem to have the higher dome. Remember all PD2s are overstable, some just glide further than others :)

yes, picture please!

Most blues were flatter, but Pink and Red were flattest.

yes there will be a P-LINE P1x. Yes it will be KC pro material.

Is it lighter? There was a portion of the 5th run that came out flatter but they were all 165-168 and they were pretty beefy. If it's not lighter I would guess 3rd run, but you said it was clear and not pearly it's not that run.

lighter 5th run was my guess.

Want to sell it? I know a few people on the Discmania Collectors and Throwers page on Facebook that would want it.

Opaque rims came on the 2nd and 4th run. 2nd run has a plus mold rim.

So the newest S-LINE run is really overstable. The flight numbers are more like 13/5/-1/2 you really need to take the time to beat these ones in and they become your best friend. If you're looking for closest to the flight numbers I would recommend the C-LINE DD2 or Echo S-LINE DD2. If you want one that goes a bit further - look for the 165g blizzard C-LINE DD2. Even Jussi uses this specific blizzard disc. it has a harder feeling compared to the soft spongy feeling rim of newer blizzard discs.


Try our newest S-LINE DD2 with the new stamp design.

nice one :hfive:

I would recommend trying to find a domey S-LINE DD. It's more like a more dependable but still offers the glide you're looking for.

Yes, that's exactly what I was saying :)

The newest S-LINES are really firm. if you can find a soft feeling S-LINE DD2 that's exactly disc you're looking for to get further down the fairway and create a helix type flight.


Thanks for all the questions guys!
Cheers,
Ryan

Absolutely, other 1.9 sized rim discs hold up well and have a good life cycle in DX (Firebird, Viking, Valkyrie). I'd buy a stack of 10 D-Line PDs the day they came out.

I would buy 2 stacks of 10 (20 total).

There's 30 right there, how many would you need total to do a run for us?