Oregon Southpaw
Bogey Member
An interesting bit about DX plastic:
I found a DX Wraith out at the course a few months back that I have dubbed "Angel's DX". It is rubbery like a JK Pro disc, has the stiffness of Champ, and has a bit of a Pro grip. Just the best plastic ever. It does exactly what its supposed to do, glides forever, and is the longest disc in my bag now. I wish I had my entire bag in this plastic.
Looking for a replacement, I noticed there were lots of "similar" feeling ones but nothing quite right. I ended up getting an Orc in the "closest" DX I could find. Literally after one tree-bashing round, it went from seriously overstable to flippy. ONE ROUND. I am a DX-advocate for the most part, but now I see why many people do not like it.
DX Plastic...because, well, it could be good.
Perhaps that Wraith I have is just a happy accident, but I am inclined to believe what many posters here have mentioned that DX just works better with the slower speed molds.
I found a DX Wraith out at the course a few months back that I have dubbed "Angel's DX". It is rubbery like a JK Pro disc, has the stiffness of Champ, and has a bit of a Pro grip. Just the best plastic ever. It does exactly what its supposed to do, glides forever, and is the longest disc in my bag now. I wish I had my entire bag in this plastic.
Looking for a replacement, I noticed there were lots of "similar" feeling ones but nothing quite right. I ended up getting an Orc in the "closest" DX I could find. Literally after one tree-bashing round, it went from seriously overstable to flippy. ONE ROUND. I am a DX-advocate for the most part, but now I see why many people do not like it.
DX Plastic...because, well, it could be good.
Perhaps that Wraith I have is just a happy accident, but I am inclined to believe what many posters here have mentioned that DX just works better with the slower speed molds.