DD? The champ ones are more stable than what you are talking about but the S line are close.

Yeah. Get a P line DD. They start off overstable and beat into just lazer beams, if you're really looking for something with these flight numbers I would go with that. Or if you prefer S line, it would just take a bit more to get it into this spot. Unless you go with a lighter weight one!

I think the DD covers the 11-12/ 5/ 0-1/ 2 3 slot pretty well.

want one beefy? C

want to season a workhorse? S

want something flippy soon? P

they start off like a beefy wraith/teerex and could easily season into anything else on the flippyer side of the spectrum.

I bag 2 DDs too, FR S-DD and a super beefy JL Crush C-DD. Never got one beat in enough to exhibit enough turn for what I was going for with that example. (more luck actually with beating up P-PD2) One in premium plastic and out of the box would be nice. Or I could improve my form to get discs actually up to speed, but lets not go there.... :D

https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...0a&oe=56BAB48C
Here is a Viper European Open 2013 Preliminary S-line PD. They were also sold at the pro shop, but in VERY limited quatities. NFSOT.

yeap... that's the disc I would like to eventually find.

maskedavenger- want to help me track down a Scandinavian Open P2 and convince said person to ship it to Minnesota? :D We could call it a Discmania Adventure! Oh and I would throw something your way for the help haha.

How does a c line fd2 holy compared to a champ teebird? The fd has already replaced my beat teebirds.

closer to a banshee than a teebird.

tad shorter may have more turn than a teebird but also have a harder fade.

Dont think Ive ever seen SO P2s anywhere. Will let you know if any surface and the person is willing to sell.

Any chance for an S-Line CD2? I really like the feel of the CD2 (haven't thrown one yet) but I'd much rather buy it in S-line as I prefer the feel and how it wears in. Also, I think the FD2 deserves to be run in other plastics!

This please I really want a cd2 I can beat in faster my c line is more stable than my pd's.
Cd2 would gain a lot more popularity if it were in s line!

I want to add that I'd love it to be run in FIRM S-Line, not the soft and flexy Star plastic that I've seen lately from Innova.

Man....I must be the only one getting odd-ball C-CD2's. The two C-CD2's that I have were both deadnuts straight with very little fade when I first got them. Now they fly like a used Sidewinder.

For what I've seen a buddy throw one, it was pretty straight with mellow fade to start with and now after a couple of months it shows a bit of turn but nothing drastic. Seems like a pretty straight flying disc overall. He probably throws them around 380'.

I feel like you need to have some sort of power to see the difference. For me, maxing out at 340 or so, C-CD2 is pretty much a PD. Lower arm speed peeps like me will see more difference with G-CD2.

Did the DM guys forget about us??! It's been over a month since their last post. :(

In case it gets passed over, I'll bump my question...

agreed, where the heck is ryan at?

Ryan was the one I talked to when I had an issue with my last order. He's still working there. Seemed like a great guy.

Just a little busy I'm sure they will get to it before you know it; No worries guys they didn't forget about us :)

Hoooboy I just took advantage of a discount code I had from a few months ago and daaayyyum I just spent $200+ for the off season hahaha definitley gonna have some discs to test out and let people know how they do. So stoked on swirly s line md3's, big stamped p line md3's!!! Also trying D line FD's, see how flippy we can get.

D-line FDs are flip-city!

I've got one in the bag right now and it's awesome for rollers, as well as effortless turnovers and standstill shots. Tons of fun to throw! It sits next to a G-line for laser beam hyzer flip and anny lines, a 3rd run C-line that is my workhorse FD, and a 2nd run C-line for more windy days and when I need something to work tighter lines. I also carry an FD2, but usually am powering down on it and using it as an OS mid and utility disc.

Yep I only could snag 3 blue 172g was looking for max weight but it's only 3 grams.

I carry right now a

-175G S line Jackal stamped (getting 2 swirlies in the mail that I prob will bag one of instead)

-5th run C line that I simply don't throw after re finding out the S line after I learned to throw better as the year progressed

-and a 167g 2nd run, just rip on it and goes straight forever, or power down for a teebird esque flight.

-FD2 for flicks and even more OS duties

-then a S FD3 for mostly flicks or short big hyzer spykes or where I need a lot of fade but a PD2 is too long for!


Also I picked up 3 swirly s line MD3's and 6.... yeah 6 big stamped P lines. That big stamp is so awesome :p:p:p

Well actually we just stumbled across the Prototype S-LINE PD2. It's by far the most overstable PD2 we have ever tested, but unfortunately it's too stiff for PDGA play.

In general the C-LINE is more overstable so i'll just add S-LINE where it belongs.

2nd run DDs have considerably more glide, especially the ones with the higher dome. They're one of our furthest flying discs behind maybe only the G-LINE DD2.

We don't have any of the 2nd run FD's left. We have dug through everything multiple times to make sure we get all of them out to you guys. We have found that 165-169 FD2s fly a lot like the 2nd run FDs. Heavier FD2s are more beefy and great for touch sidearm shots.

C-LINE FD's and Champion TeeBirds share a lot of the same features. For example they are both speed 7 fairway drivers and both have a clear plastic. But the differences start to come in the flight. Now remember this is my opinion of comparing two brand new discs. The FD will be more willing to hold a line and not fade as early as the TeeBird with less effort.

We'll have a few new things coming this winter - including the G-LINE PD2 today!

I think you guys got this one..

some of the lightest ones are the most overstable actually.

I would agree with this.

We greatly appreciate the kind words!

We agree with this. it was meant to compliment the PD, CD and even the TD.

Awesome! We love to hear that!

The First Run C-LINE CD2s came out a little more overstable than the prototypes, so they were a little more HSS than they were supposed to be. The 2nd run we got to feel and fly exactly like the prototypes. We had guys testing these that were throwing them further than their favorite 11-13 speed drivers. We highly recommend this disc for those looking for a long straight flyer.

I agree with this. especially players loving them!

We agree!

We've never really made pumpkin discs, we've made halloween discs :) and thanks for the feedback on the new P-MD3s!

Try both for sure, we did a couple of cold morning rounds where they both performed great!

We'll keep that in mind for future productions!

If we made them we would be looking for more beef.. maybe we'll slide this into our testing.

We haven't found one color to break in faster than another yet. We'll keep an eye on the rate at which these discs season.

Thanks for the idea, we'll most certainly keep this in mind for future productions.

You should really try the newest run (2nd run) of the CD2 they are a softer feeling plastic that glides great.

The old Blizzard PD2s have a large pop top to them and they had a rim that felt slick and was glossy looking.

Hope that helps.

I can tell you we have tested them. We'll get back to you on more later :)

We agree with that! and the G-LINE FD might work good too.

That's what I was thinking.

I am pretty sure they take longer to wear in. They are closer to S-LINE Plastic than normal P-LINE.

Yeah, the harder ones start just as overstable then beat in faster but then get to point where they stay. The gummy ones take a little more to get there. We have actually found the G-PD to fly very close to the gummy P-LINE PDs. We would recommend the G-PD as a replacement for those looking to get a new gummy P-LINE PD.

Sorry for the delay in response again! Thanks for the suggestions!

Thanks for all of the suggestions! It seems like you get where we're going with our lineup. We just want to have the best overall selection that any player can play with!

Thanks for the insight! We'll keep all of that in mind!

The TD is like the house secret disc. There are so many lines you can conquer with the TD.

We'll work on it!

They're quite nice if we do say so ourselves.

You should try our X-LINE plastic!

It's in the works.

Good luck getting both of those!

Close - The P2s are the same material, except runs vary a tiny bit in firmness...

You'll like the G-LINE PD2 that's coming out today...

Those are pretty nice too.

The newest run (like the sexton DD) are super beefy.

The ligherweight ones are bombers too!

Good assessment!

The FD2 will be a little bit slower feeling in flight, grab a lighter weight one it will help you project the disc at a faster speed, and the lighter ones can handle a boatload of juice behind them.

I disagree with the turn part. Are you throwing a flat first run by chance?

Thanks for the input! We'll consider it for sure!

Try the newest run of C-CD2, it's a touch softer and we have found it seasons up a little better than the first run.

For the CD2?

You must have gotten the 2nd run of them.

Your friend might have the 1st run.

So sorry guys!

Thanks for the compliment. Yeah, I've been a bit busy!

Thanks!

Nice set up!

Nice pickup!

Again, i'm sorry for the delay in my response! I'm working on freeing up some time to get to back to you guys!

Yes I do believe he was talking about the CD2 in that S line response.

Just another bid for S line FD2 and CD2 :P In theory they sound like absolute money discs.

I get that Jussi/the company wanted to move away from the original mold names/graphic designs in favor of simple and professional but.....

were/are there any working mold names that you guys were looking at for the most recent molds? i.e what were the working names of the Cd2/P3/MD3/FD2/FD3?

the spooky CPD2 was a great idea, I would love to see other mold gets the same treatment.

AND!

you guys should run some more DFDs especially in white, please. (make lots of mistakes/adjustments with your stamping machine so I can get a bunch of XOUTS!)

I received a couple of P1X x-outs recently for putting. They're great but they're a lot stiffer than my main set of D-line P1x's. The x-outs feel almost pro-like to me. Would it be possible to have different listings for the stiffness of D-line discs, or would it be better for customers like me to request a preference for disc pliability in the comments of the order?

Yes, firm S-Line CD2's, please! :) And thanks for getting back to us, Ryan! That's a buttload of questions you just replied to, we know it takes quite a lot of time to keep up and reply to everyone, I'm sure everyone here appreciates what you're doing.
Also, I'm happy to hear that you're working on P-Line FD's! Must be a glide monster.

Just thought I'd share that my bag is now 100% Discmania! Md3 and P2 replaced my mcpro aviar and roc3. Also repping discmania everywhere I go and putting discs in people's hands!

Welcome to the club :thmbup:

Hey, are you guys planning on getting more Discmania Nike Performance Jersey's up on the discmania store? I need those!! You guys are out of Large. Thanks

So what is everyone's go to hyzer-flip mold from Discmania?

What molds compare to the TD and TD2?

My personal hyzer-flippers include G-line FDs, PDs, and PPDs. All will need a little bit of wear on them to properly hyzer flip, but you can usually get them there in just a couple of rounds of heavy throwing.

As far as TDs and TD2s, I've not spent a ton of time with them. The TD was a fun disc that I could see beating into an easy hyzer flip disc, but I lost it quickly and never replaced it. The TD2 was always really touchy (as most US high speed discs tend to be) and was difficult to control on the lines I wanted it to go on. Innova comparison for the TD2 is the Mamba.

CCD2 is a good choice depending on power. I release mine with a slight hyzer for a dead straight (CFD style) finish. I can see it breaking into a great turning driver pretty quick.

I use SFDs for hyzer flips.

I also use DFDs for low power/standstill/super steep hyzer release to full turn overs.

used to use beat gummy PPDs but I have too hard a time not finding the stiff ones.

I'll be honest though, I'm not a huge hyzer flip player. Not that I don't use them/see the value. I'm much more comfortable throwing flat with very HSS discs instead of trying to dial in the release angle of a lesser HSS disc.

btw got really lucky today and happened to acquire two more 2nd runs for the stash.

blue with the stamp wiped and a chartreuse with gold stamp in mint condition.

All but one in my collection are great easy to find colors, the odd duck in the bunch irks me. It's the deepest/darkest/ugliest/most useless merlot color, it forever rests in the very back of the rotation. I hope to never ever have to throw it.

Making time for you guys!
 

As promised, i'm working on making more time for this thread!

That's a good theory, maybe we'll have to do something about it.

Unfortunately we did not name any of the new discs. And thank you for the compliments on the spooky PD2, there's a good chance we could do some more molds. I assume the automatic favorites would be the FD and PD? or would you guys want to see some of the other designs?

The D-FD would be hard to have x-outs, we're pretty good at stamping D-LINE :)

Thank you for the insight, we often try mark the discs stiffness or what makes the discs different, but when people are buying X-OUTs we would be using a little too much of our time for a very very small amount of discs. But we'll still do our best to get you guys the best information to make sure you like the discs you get from the Discmania Store.

Oh you caught that did you :) I thought it might get lost in all of the answers.

Thank you for the praise! We love to hear back from our fans and we strive for every player that at least wants to give our discs a chance to know exactly what they're going to get! whether it's from the Discmania Store or when they grab our discs from wherever their favorite place to get discs happens to be!

Thanks guys :)

We're working on getting more performance jerseys and other clothing items. Thanks for reminding us to get some more for the fans!

We recommend: G-FD, S-TD, G-CD2, G-TD2 (Saw Jussi and some other guys hyzer flip these like crazy and go a really long ways) and the G-DD2 <-- these are a must try, especially for the winter.

Good comparison, we would say the TD2 is more overstable than the Mamba... but again, it's a comparison :)

We have had a lot of our team players use the C-CD2 for this as well.. especially --> Simon & Eagle

Nice analogy, have you noticed that a lot of our discs are HSS and can be thrown lower at more direct lines?

Alright guys! Keep em coming! I'll be working on answering more often!

Been throwing some PD2s a bit lately after finding my previous wind discs were not cutting it.
I finally played some in real wind yesterday and the PD2 is exactly what I was looking for. LONG hyzers or straight shots with a predictable fade with good penetration and they stayed on the line well. I was concerned throwing a disc with this much dome into the wind (especially the S lines or my color glows) but they did not seem to get the random drops/elevation changes that you often see with the dome. Just as predictable as my stiletto, and as long as my giants. Its officially replaced both, I am glad I tried them again (tried them years ago, but got 2nd(?) run absolute beefcakes that were no longer than Predators).

"have you noticed that a lot of our discs are HSS and can be thrown lower at more direct lines?"

yes sir!

I use a 2nd run FD/PD/PD2 before any hyzer flip shot, HSS all day long!