RomServo
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The titanic and the magnet arent the same mold are they? They have totally different specs and dimensions.
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The titanic and the magnet arent the same mold are they? They have totally different specs and dimensions.
Snap-it
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Some insist the Titanic has a spacer added to the Magnet mold, making them a little taller. But I think they just mold up that way in Proline, which was also the Titanic plastic approved by PDGA, iirc. The D-line Titanics look the same as the Pro D Magnets. I have both...
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I'll try to get a picture tonight. It's literally stamped magnet on the inside.
The feel in the hand is the same. Flight is almost the same, slightly more overstable.
RomServo
Eagle Member
Magnet rim width: .08
Titanic rim width: .10
Magnet height: 2.0
Titanic height: 2.2
Magnet rim depth: 1.4
Titanic rim depth: 1.5
Magnet diameter: 21.2
Titanic diameter: 21.1
Magnet flight data (t/f): -18/33
Titanic flight data " : 0/36
They cant "be the same shape" if theyre not the same shape. In fact, the titanic has the same flight specs as a challenger AND an aviar. As for the "magnet" tooling on the inside rim, you can find buzzz molds floating around that say "wasp" in them because a buzzz is a retooled wasp, but youd still call it a buzzz, bacause ITS A BUZZZ. And you certainly wouldnt compare the flights as if they were the same disc either.
Titanic rim width: .10
Magnet height: 2.0
Titanic height: 2.2
Magnet rim depth: 1.4
Titanic rim depth: 1.5
Magnet diameter: 21.2
Titanic diameter: 21.1
Magnet flight data (t/f): -18/33
Titanic flight data " : 0/36
They cant "be the same shape" if theyre not the same shape. In fact, the titanic has the same flight specs as a challenger AND an aviar. As for the "magnet" tooling on the inside rim, you can find buzzz molds floating around that say "wasp" in them because a buzzz is a retooled wasp, but youd still call it a buzzz, bacause ITS A BUZZZ. And you certainly wouldnt compare the flights as if they were the same disc either.
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Snap-it
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IDK how they got those measurements, the only one that rings true is height...and that's re Proline Titanic, not base D-line. You'd need to see Pro D Magnet and D-line Titanic in person and side by side to see they're the same. The Proline is just fatter/taller, it's the plastic.
I'd give the Voodoo a try. However it does have a microbead, but it is hardly noticeable. I use Wizards for putting/drives/upshots but recently picked up an ER Voodoo and am loving it. Feels similar to a wizard but with a tiny bead and has more glide. Flies like a used Wizard. Straight with little fade out of the box.
RomServo
Eagle Member
Right on. Sorry i was being a dick earlier. I guess i was just in disbelief. Pretty arrogant of me since im here to learn. Carry on gentlemen, dont listen to the a-hole with the newb hyzer. :doh:
Each plastic sets up a little differently than the rest. The white disc is a proline Titanic. The pink is a soft magnet. The greenish one is a glo flx magnet. The height of the titanic is nearly identical to the glo flx. Where the soft magnet is a barely shorter.
The proline is more overstable than the soft magnets. Not by a lot brand new, but given the fact that the soft magnets beat in stupid quick and the proline doesn't it's significantly different flight.
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Snap-it
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I didn't even notice, lol.
...I would just go with the Magnet, easy to find at stores and it comes in more plastics.
Snap-it
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Excellent! :thmbup:
So the OP already made some choices, but I wanted to weigh in just because I've had my own personal revelation.
First, understand I like beaded, shallow, straight to OS putters. The DGA Breaker takes the cake. I just played my home course with this one disc and it's pure beauty.
First, understand I like beaded, shallow, straight to OS putters. The DGA Breaker takes the cake. I just played my home course with this one disc and it's pure beauty.
I do what the OP wants to do with the magnet/titanic. In my opinion the key to doing this is finding a mold with multiple plastics. I carry a proline titanic for hyzer shot, a soft for straight shots, a beat d for turnovers, a jawbreaker for jump putts, and to d for puts out to about 40'.
