Wasp throwers

[Casey 1988]

Originally Posted by wolfmandragon

So this last Wasp has just been sitting, not being used, not in the light or elements... but some of the slickness has disappeared. It's still more flexible than my old Wasps, and more than I like, but I can actually grip it now.

This Wasp was hot off the press, normally I am picking up Z plastic off the shelf. Does Z plastic have an extended period of off-gassing?

Depends on the run, the one I have from 2008 is still as stiff as a KC ROC but it got slicker in the plastic when I let it sit in a hot car 1 hour method only getting to the more modern KC ROC in terms of flex so I did not want to continue fearing I might get eventually a softer but the disc is so slick it is as bad or worse then Jolly launcher style Champion plastic when new. It is still this way today and more slick then back after the hot car method.

[brutalbrutus]

Originally Posted by wolfmandragon

So this last Wasp has just been sitting, not being used, not in the light or elements... but some of the slickness has disappeared. It's still more flexible than my old Wasps, and more than I like, but I can actually grip it now.

This Wasp was hot off the press, normally I am picking up Z plastic off the shelf. Does Z plastic have an extended period of off-gassing?

I accidently found out that if you let beat to crap rpro rhyno rub up against other discs in your putter pocket, it will make those discs tackier...

Seriously though, I had both a cryz and esp/flx challengers get very tacky after spending time in that pocket with that rhyno.

[donnyv]

Finally had a chance to get to this pic of one of the yellows

[tbird888]

That's one run of Wasp I never owned. So pretty!

[donnyv]

Originally Posted by tbird888

That's one run of Wasp I never owned. So pretty!

I can’t remember how many I have but haven’t really thrown them. Too many other wasps in the mix

[elmexdela]

yeah i never owned and probably never will own that run of the wasp

beautiful disc

[elmexdela]

chained out today on a 200ft blind dogleg right hole with my red z wasp rhfh

lookin for ace numba 9

[elmexdela]

anyone that is half decent been throwing the ct jb wasps

how do they hold up or just an overall review

[VictorB]

Originally Posted by elmexdela

anyone that is half decent been throwing the ct jb wasps

how do they hold up or just an overall review

Super super stiff plastic. I thought it would be pretty durable but it chunked pretty bad hitting a rock. Flew fine up to that point, didn't fade as hard as a fresh z but still high speed stable. (For reference I throw wasps in shots between 275-325 ish)

I prefer regular jawbreaker. Not much difference in durability and better grip.
Unfortunately for me, they are harder to find. I like to pair it up with z or flat esp swirl glow.

[elmexdela]

Originally Posted by VictorB

Super super stiff plastic. I thought it would be pretty durable but it chunked pretty bad hitting a rock. Flew fine up to that point, didn't fade as hard as a fresh z but still high speed stable. (For reference I throw wasps in shots between 275-325 ish)

I prefer regular jawbreaker. Not much difference in durability and better grip.
Unfortunately for me, they are harder to find. I like to pair it up with z or flat esp swirl glow.

does it chunk up just like the regular jb

would you consider the ct jb to beat to flippy or too early to tell yet

any rim bend in the ct jb