hartigan5279
Par Member
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2017
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- 122
Discmania is loving that -1/2 turn/fade spot right now. CD2, CD, DDx, and now the CD3. It's a little interesting that this is the spot in their lineup they chose since the others are already so similar in both flight and speed. But in fairness to Discmania this feeling of them being redundant is a sign of how well they've done in the past with their mold setup for the most part. The fact that they made some of their discs so versatile that they can cover a lot of shots is a great thing. I mean a moderately armed player could cover all their driver shots with the FD, FD2, FD3, CD2, and PD if they so desired (and could probably even get away without an FD2). That's how versatile the molds are and how well they have done at releasing discs in the right area. I guess every company gets to this point where you start to feel like they are making extremely similar discs though.