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Just got my 145g blizzard wraith last night and I must say that I am worried. I have yet to throw it, but it is super domey and the bubbles are almost popping through at the top surface of the rim. Also, the PLH is quite lower than three other wraiths I compared it to. Should I send it back or are the shape differences normal and part of how blizzard tech flies like heavier discs. With all of the differences, I think they should have come up with a new name for this thing. Then again, it is easier to market a new version of an already popular disc. the pic is poor quality, sorry
As somebody who only regularly carries Valkyries as their fastest disc, what disc should I try in this new Blizzard stuff? I was thinking about trying the Wraith first?
They make valks in regular champ down to 150, star too. Have you tried one of those?Wraith is the closest to Valk.. I woud love the Valk is Blizzard plastic though.
indeed sir. there usually flat from what ive seen. and real gummy.Do they make a 150 champ fb..?
indeed sir. there usually flat from what ive seen. and real gummy.
this. I doubt they go below speed 11I doubt we'll see any of the slower molds in blizzard, especially right away. They can already make discs like the firebird and valk in low weights in champion plastic without sacrificing stability.
they make the roc down to 110g. why would tey do a blizzard to make it 75g?Mid-Range discs will be interesting to see if they are ever released in Blizzard Plastic.. I have virtually no interest in any high speed drivers from Innova. Sidewinder or Beast would be as fast as I would buy.. Blizzard Wraith is good and all but super domey..
this. I doubt they go below speed 11
they make the roc down to 110g. why would tey do a blizzard to make it 75g?