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Wish my Zepher would fit in my bag
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my biggest issue is I love westside discs, especially the Stag and the underworld. I'm a older disc golfer that took up this sport in the last 3-4 years. I don't have great arm speed so I throw my drivers in the 160-165 weight and my mids in the 164-168 weight. That being said, I have a hard time finding discs from westide in my weight criteria. in the last year i have been able to find a few, and i mean very few Stags in my weight, but have not been able to find another underworld for me. It gets very frustrating, as a matter of fact i have started buying discs with similar fights from other companies so I can find back ups to them easily. So its not just one disc but one company.
Wish my Zepher would fit in my bag
Wishing for more overstable lids is like wishing for heavier blizzard plastic. I don't think you are doing it right.
Wrong. A slightly more stable lid in stiff plastic would wear into a sweet spot and stay there for a long time. I don't think anyone's after a meat hook. But a fresh lid that you could count on for a mild finish left and you could lay into a bit? That's be lovely.
Wrong. A slightly more stable lid in stiff plastic would wear into a sweet spot and stay there for a long time. I don't think anyone's after a meat hook. But a fresh lid that you could count on for a mild finish left and you could lay into a bit? That's be lovely.
I'm giving up hope of ever getting a driving lid that has more beef than a Polecat but isn't in a fragile plastic.
Don't.
Firebird.
Flat...
...ALL Zones to be concave....
Reptillian Lid confirmed
I wouldn't say confirmed
But it will happen eventually. I need to sit down with Dave and start designing some molds.
On my rhynos I would move the patent numbers to the bottom of the flight plate where they belong. It's distracting when my thumb lands on them lining up a putt. It's not a big deal to rotate the disc but pausing to do that screws up the timing and rhythm of my shot prep.
Side question: would it violate pdga rules about altering the disc if I were to shave them off? (assuming you're already in the camp that is OK with de-flashing)