[Discmania] Discmania - CD2

[Dr.Smooth]

Sold my first run swirls. Hyzer flip $. Needed the cash. And wanted to be able to replace them. What is the stock equivalent of that run?

 

[Mulligan]

Are the C-CD2 from 2014 USDGC desirable? Found one in the bins that I got off of Ricky W.

 

[broomerang]

Sold my first run swirls. Hyzer flip $. Needed the cash. And wanted to be able to replace them. What is the stock equivalent of that run?

Current run C-Line are pretty straight to start.

Any recent run Flat S-Line are $

The domey S-Line are more stable

 

[BB53641]

The 2014 USDGC release should be from the first run. They have an opaque rim with a clear flight plate and some dome. Along with being stiff plastic. They are desirable by CD2 throwers but not really as a collector.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Where do I get that run from?

 

[Flick Maniac]

You could try the Essence for a easy solution. Slightly more US maybe but with tremendous glide.

 

[ArtemisClydFr0g]

C-lines are the best flyers. Penned, embossed, they're all good. S-lines are way less consistent.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

agree. but I prefer s line or sometimes even p line. better grip.

so are the pop top recent s lines overstable?

that first run dana vicich was pop top and sick os. well os for a cd2!

 

[BB53641]

Yes, the pop top S-Lines are overstable for a CD2. Should be comparable to a Roaming Thunder 1. The S-Lines are more commonly pop top than flat so far.

 

[ray1970]

Strange. I have several recent S-lines and they are all pretty flat and fairly overstable considering the flight numbers. My Roaming Thunder 2 has some dome to it and isn't as beefy as my flatter s-lines.

Haven't thrown them in a while so might have to re-evaluate that. Could just be the domier one glides better and carries longer before the fade making it seem less overstable since I get more distance with it.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

how does the roaming thunder plastic feel? is it soft, rigid scale of 1 to 10. or compare to roaming thunder 1, which is about a 7. Thanks.

 

[ray1970]

Hard for me to say it where it will make sense. To me it has about the same flexibility as most of my other S-line discs but for whatever reason I think it feels tackier or gripper if that makes sense.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Ok. Thanks.

 

[ManU]

it is a hard comparison because the RT1s tend to be domey so there is flex there whereas the RT2s tend to be flatter so there is less flex in the flight plate.

I have some 1st run Swirly CD2s and in comparison the RT2 is a bit more flexible and grippy (the 1st run seem to be shiny and the RT2s more matte).

I'd have no problem recommending an RT2 to any player

 

[ArtemisClydFr0g]

Since Discmania removed this from the disc roster on their website, they dropped some S-lines a couple weeks ago. I got a pair just in case they are actually going out of production. The plastic is a "champy-star," but it's basically straight C-line. It's embossed "S-LINE CD2" so they definitely used the same mold. Anyone else get one from this run?

 

[Lurp Nuts]

The plastic is a "champy-star," but it's basically straight C-line

 

[AHagglund]

Why are the DC'ing it? Are they trying to cut out Innova-made discs intentionally?

 

[ArtemisClydFr0g]

Resurrecting yet another thread based on what I've been throwing lately. I lost my seasoned C-line CD2 at the end of last season and had been searching for its replacement for a while. It was a penned run and had a mild dome to it. I had another penned C-line that I immediately put in the bag, but it is flatter and didn't feel the same in the hand. It worked well for forehands, but I struggled with consistent releases on the backhand. Next, I tried an old domey S-line that had been beat in a bit. I had some nice throws with it, but again got more consistency out of my older C-line. Finally decided to stop screwing around and pulled a domier embossed C-line and it made the bag after 2 throws. Fills out my hand better for the backhand, but still a money flip-up forehand disc as well.

I'm looking forward to Discmania reintroducing this to their lineup and/or Innova putting the replacement into their lineup. I have a small stack of backups, but probably only a couple that match the exact profile I've found I prefer in this mold. The EO Dynasty didn't do it for me, but I admittedly didn't try the I-blend.

 

[ManU]

The I-Blend has a bit more dome than the S-Blend

The S-Blends are basically flat S-Line CD2s.

They were my preference.

The I-Blend is probably a bit more / noticeable more HSS than the S-Blend but if you prefer the mild domed C Lines I'm not sure that you'd get much from the I-Blend (I say that as I never clicked with the C Line CD2...too HSS at my altitude so I always preferred the flatter S Lines) as it still may not have the HSS you are looking for

That being said, given the price and availability of the I-Blend Dynasty vs any CD2 (at present) it might be worth a try

If DM brings out a new C Line CD2 in the same plastic as the new DD3s I think I'd be all over those