disctildeath
Eagle Member
If your looking for something like a Comet but shallower, might try the Gateway Element. Would probably go with the Platinum, has a bit more dome than the Diamond and has that nice broke in feel out of the box.
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-Wizards, two for putting and approach, one premium for upshots and drives. These will stay.
-Ron Russell Comet, and two backups in the garage. Finesse and control.
-Tensor for wind and slight overstable midrange duties.
-Prophecy *
-Element *
-Zone. A Jawbreaker and an ESP. Used for zone things. These will stay.
-MVP Volt. One in the bag, one backup. This is my go-to fairway driver. Between this and my PD, they take care of most shots under 400'.
-Heat. X Heat and Big Z Heat. I love these for all sorts of turnover and touch shots. I've been trying to beat in the X Heat to be really flippy to kind of cycle them.
-PD. S and C. Beat in S and (getting beat in) C. The S is starting to turn over and when thrown flat gives me a nice slow turn and predictable fade. I need to get another S
-Old Plastic EliteZ Flick. Used for flick things. Hard fades, forehand cut rollers, general utility.
-Star Wraith. Beat up and ready for either a replacement or a new one to start taking some abuse. My most consistent S curve distance disc. Throw it on a hyzer for a long sweeping S. New ish G Star, flippier than I wanted. I have a champ and a new S in the mail. **
-Force. One really beat up ESP, another nearly new Z Force. Distance and overstability.
-Diamond Gateway Journey This thing is money. I tried it out as a free disc at PIAS, i went back for another. It's the straightest disc that still goes the same length as my wraiths.