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I recently bought an ESP Surge and noticed later it had a dent in the flight plate, like someone had pressed against it for a long time and warped it. It didn't really effect the flight, but is this normal or has it happened to anyone else?
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I have two ESP Forces and both of them have dented flight plates. Never seen it with Innova.
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Do those forces fly any differently?
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I had a pro wraith the was really dented, to the point were it was the most understable disc ever, could throw it spike hyzer and it would flip and fade right. I also have a gateway wizard with a small dent/bubble on the flight plate, hasn't affect the disc flight and make a nice thumb spot.
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If I had any Forces with non-dented flight plates I could make a comparison, but both of my Forces have dented flight plates.
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You can put water in it and microwave it for 30 seconds and then let it sit on something to cool and the top will pop back out. I know a guy that had a flattened Destroyer that he could hyzer flip into a roller and he did this and restored it to what a Destroyer should fly like.
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check out the "Bubble" threads and also the "How to make your own Flat Top Rocs" threads.
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