Animal

[@CD-]

Stock stamp XT and KC Pro versions rolling out for the Animal. Seems the Animal and the RhynoX are being rolled out to replace the regular Rhyno? Or maybe we will only see the original Rhyno in DX, R-pro, & Champ going forward (both Star and GStar have been moved to the OOP section on the Innova Proshop).

[Neil_Rankin]

Originally Posted by @CD-

Stock stamp XT and KC Pro versions rolling out for the Animal. Seems the Animal and the RhynoX are being rolled out to replace the regular Rhyno? Or maybe we will only see the original Rhyno in DX, R-pro, & Champ going forward (both Star and GStar have been moved to the OOP section on the Innova Proshop).

I just ordered a couple of KC Pro to try. Anyone have experience with them? I'm so impressed with this mold.

[Hampejo]

How is the KC PRO in terms of flatness? In comparison with Star (domey) and nexus (puddle)?

[Neil_Rankin]

Originally Posted by Hampejo

How is the KC PRO in terms of flatness? In comparison with Star (domey) and nexus (puddle)?

The two I have are flat like Nexus. Fly like it too.

[EllEstar]

Your Nexuses are flat? I have two and they've both got a bit of dome, not as crazy as the Star I have, but definitely not flat or puddle.

[Neil_Rankin]

Originally Posted by EllEstar

Your Nexuses are flat? I have two and they've both got a bit of dome, not as crazy as the Star I have, but definitely not flat or puddle.

Of course the thumbtrack makes it harder to gauge but there is very slight, barely noticeable, dome in the middle but by the thumbtrack the plate is recessed a thumbs width. Perfect for my tastes. Of the 4 Nexus I have two are flattish like this and two others have slightly higher dome in the middle. The two KC Pro I have are perfect.

Regardless the KC feel like the Nexus in the hand apart from the grip. The Star molds up thicker and feels more substantial in the hand, making for a slower, less glidey, and more stable flight. For being a "low glide" disc the Nexus Animal bombs. If I'm going to throw a putter 300' this is what I'm using.