nolangherity
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yeah you should send me one because AS OF RIGHT NOW i see no proof yours are actually soft !
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[Axiom] Axiom Envy
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ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
nolangherity
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Don't make me come down there zamm...
Wait they have Soft Envys now?
nolangherity
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Yeah they do, and you don't.
ALSO I tried to replicate that picture with a medium envy and sprained my wrist. Thx
ALSO I tried to replicate that picture with a medium envy and sprained my wrist. Thx
That is strangely erotic
ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
Mike C got some protos a long time ago, I got mine a few weeks ago. Finally busted one out for a round and I dig it, very grippy. Not sure when they're gonna be released.
I've liked putting softs the entire time I've played disc golf. Don't know if its my weird putting grip or what, but they've always worked better for me.
I dig them for drives and upshots too, but I like firms too for that role. So for me its mainly the putts.
Once the Softs hit regular production I'll probably be carrying mostly softs with a max weight firm for putter rollers etc.
I've heard a rumor that they could release this year, but that is 100% subject to change.
I plan to put up a 167 pink one from that video I just posted for a pass-around soon so everyone can try one for themselves.
Mike do you notice the soft neutron drops out of the air quicker on putts. I have a 173g soft N. Ion and it seems to drop a lot quicker than my reg neutrons in the same weights. Should I look for a lighter one like your 165g ones to have a similar putting flight to my reg 170-173g putters. Of course this is assuming I can eventually get my hands on one.
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
In flight no. The proton will hold it's stability longer break in slower. Go with what feels better.
I don't notice a difference in flight on putts between the soft and regular versions of any putter on the market to be honest, so I'm not sure.
The only other thing I can add is when I putted Ions I used a 171. For me, the more OS a mold I putt with, the lighter I like to go.
My go to putting putter range is 169-171, but with the Envy I'm glad they sent me 165 Soft's because that's about where I'd want them even if I could choose any weight due to the Envy being more OS.
Cool man I appreciate the response. Before the Envy came out I used a N. Anode @ 173g and now my putting Envy is 170g It's the perfect weight for me in its stability. I built my putting style around yours because the stance felt the most comfortable to me and I have the best accuracy with a spin put style. You have a very fluid motion to the basket and it is fun to watch. I apologize for any gushing
(im mike too
) Ever weigh those putters? its very possible that soft N ion isn't 173g :thmbup: but yes I like a lighter 165g proton to pair with the 177g on longer putts or upshots needing more touch. The flights are no different though just how the discs respond to lower power.B-Man
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Was just at Gotta Go Gotta Throw yesterday and saw a bunch of the watermelon one's. They look pretty cool.
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