Dismania PD2

[ManU]

thanks for the input

G-Line PD2 is less HSS than the Glow?
G-Line would be the least stable?

[racer93]

Originally Posted by mjdepue

However, I also have a domey one that is fairly standard PD2 overstable but with more glide.

Yes, and it's why I sought out flat ones. I have 8 as back ups!

[racer93]

Originally Posted by ManU

thanks for the input

G-Line PD2 is less HSS than the Glow?
G-Line would be the least stable?

Kinda. The g-line is still quite overstable to start out but beats in very quickly to become a nice bomber.

[thatdirtykid]

Yup my 2 glow pd2 are Pd2s. I have 5 bomber run Pd2 that are a bit less OS than the 2 stock dd3 I have tried

[Thmz]

I have a stack of Glow PD2's with the bar stamp and i'm finding none of them flippy. They all have a solid, low dome though, none are flat. Then again, i have a few DD3's, pretty stiff plastic and some dome, they are pretty much the same.

Next up i'm trying the newish lower weight S-PD2's. Looking for something between the Ricky Destroyers and Glow PD2/DD3.

[racer93]

People blasted (relatively) me here for saying it but I think I remember seeing Jussi say something to the effect that the glow PD2s are retooled PD2s, something more akin to a test run of Cloudbreakers. They're not THAT flippy but they are much closer to CBs than to PD2s...

[Flick Maniac]

Not blasting you, but I'm not going to buy that unless I see it myself. (Jussi or other highly involved DM individual saying it)

[racer93]

I really wish I could remember where it was. Too much time has passed. However, you know as well as anyone that they aren't the same as "normal" pd2s. The shape is pretty different, as well.

[Flick Maniac]

So it may be, but the world of injection molding with different plastic mixes and cooling times etc is filled with such wonder that I'm not going to account that to mold tooling just offhand. FWIW.