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Thought I'd toss this question out to the minds of DGCR to see if anyone can help with this.
I like the way the Latitude Gold Line Bolts throw when they're brand new, but I find they break in too quickly, anyone have any recommendations on what would break in and then throw very similar to a Gold Line Bolt? Any thoughts/ideas appreciated! Sponsored Links
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The Halo isn't a bad suggestion, but it can be inconsistent as well. Halos tend to be fairly flippy, but actually have a harsh late fade.
Honestly, if you want a glidey, somewhat understable flight, I'd use a Shryke. A star Shryke would be my choice. They're on the flippy side, but don't beat in to become as flippy as Bolts.
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It's been awhile since my Bolt days but I'm tossing the Mayhem into the ring.. Glow Nuke as a second.. To prove I might be crazy..
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Maybe a Star Tern, the Shryke is a good suggestion, domey VIP Kings can be hard to find.
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I bagged a gold line bolt for a while as it had me reaching baskets I had never reached before. Started out as a nice gentle glide to the right with a forward fading finish. Within a few months of wear it became a twitchy uncontrollable mess for me. Big wing understable drivers are a nightmare to control.
I then went to Sheriffs starting with a lucid one. Much more stable but my arm wasn't getting any turn out of it. Still a nice forward fading finish and good distance but not the distance I got out of the bolt. Picked up a lucid trespass that I could get a little turn out of but it finished harder to the left than the bolt or sheriff. Finally picked up a fuzion sheriff and it has been my goto for 2 years now. Started off pretty HSS but with a forward fading finish. Slowly beat in nicely and is now the perfect max distance driver for my arm (350ish). Ripped flat, it glides slightly to the right. A little hyzer and it is a lazer beam. I can crank it high on an anhyzer and it always pans out flat for me. I also put my lucid sheriff back in my bag when I need a little more insurance not to go right at all or for downhill drives. |
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Most likely a Z line Crank SS. If you are looking for a softer plastic you could use TI.
I like and use the ESP Crank but it has a lot more fade than my Bolts.
Last edited by Dcinmd; 06-12-2019 at 09:43 AM. |
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I don't know if this is too obvious but have you considered getting an opto line Bolt instead and beating that in? They should start more stable.
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I liked the Sheriff suggestion that I saw above, so I'll second that. |
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