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Originally Posted by ray1970
My only experience is with the Zone in the Cryztal FLX plastic and I definitely agree with your assessment of the plastic. Mine are soft and gummy and almost kind of floppy for lack of a better description.
Probably the characteristics that make it unappealing as a driver plastic make it wonderful for the Zone. Mine are plenty stable, don’t really glide, and pretty much always stick the landing with little to no ground play.
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Yeah. With Zones I want glideless and overstable. I'm still just not a huge fan of throwing floppy/gummy discs. Its like the disc bends/moves as I throw, and I get bad releases. The Zone in my bag is fairly stiff regular Z. I like it a lot. The disc is almost ruthlessly overstable, and it dies instantly when it hits the ground.
I've thrown a Z FLX Crank and Heat and liked both. Everything related to Nukes (Nuke, Nuke SS) that I've thrown in Z FLX stunk.