ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
alright just finished the Stiletto video and it's freaking ridiculous
i'll post it in here once the upload's finished
i'll post it in here once the upload's finished
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[Latitude] Latitude 64 Stilletto
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ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
yyyyyup
zj1002
* Ace Member *
That disc is the anti-Comet
Ruining my form and breaking my spirit. Officially too much disc for me
I couldn't flip it or even torque it over. I was trying to OAT it on half of those. Disc is bonkers, but was a fun challenge
And I totally called the tree shot. Dead center
I can touch 500 pretty easy out there. Only 1 got to like 450 max. Rest were sub 325-400
Ruining my form and breaking my spirit. Officially too much disc for me
I couldn't flip it or even torque it over. I was trying to OAT it on half of those. Disc is bonkers, but was a fun challenge
And I totally called the tree shot. Dead center
I can touch 500 pretty easy out there. Only 1 got to like 450 max. Rest were sub 325-400
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plastic cannon
* Ace Member *
I'm exited to give it a try. I don't need anything that overstable in my bag, but it will be fun to watch the guys I play with try to throw it far.
DiscNutt123
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Were any of those throws touching 400'? It just seems like that disc doesn't even want to fly whatsoever. There are some winds out here in west Texas my giants can't even handle...maybe this is the disc? Or should I look at something more like a PD2?
zj1002
* Ace Member *
ZAM can verify that disc was giving me fits. I'm not used to meeting a disc I can't make flip up
It's a utility overstable driver. I see it as ideal for skips and spike/sweep hyzers.
Part of it honestly is the rim depth. It's shallow, and my grip is not built for shallow(super secret ZJ grip). The Giant has a deeper depth, making it easier to connect on. The Stiletto will have less glide as well. Basically head or tail wind, exact same flight. Pure beef all the time
It's a utility overstable driver. I see it as ideal for skips and spike/sweep hyzers.
Part of it honestly is the rim depth. It's shallow, and my grip is not built for shallow(super secret ZJ grip). The Giant has a deeper depth, making it easier to connect on. The Stiletto will have less glide as well. Basically head or tail wind, exact same flight. Pure beef all the time
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vibram throwers.
zjones9
Par Member
Thanks ZAM & ZJ!
OH MY GOD IT'S SO OVERSTABLLLLLLLLLE lolololol hilarious
hk chef
Par Member
Nice vid lol
zj1002
* Ace Member *
ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
Thanks! It started as a joke between me and ZJ that was even funnier when taken way too far. Yesterday after shooting I told him that disc was so hardcore that it needed some chugga-chugga music. Went home, had a beer, channeled my inner Tenacious D. It's funny to us because that video had such low expected production quality. (I mean, look at it
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General Scales
Double Eagle Member
Holy mother of god, it's exactly what I expected it to be. Move over Nuke OS, there's a new king of crazy overstable warp speed discs now.
All hail the Stiletto
All hail the Stiletto
zj1002
* Ace Member *
its a true overstable. I challenge you to find a disc more pure overstable than this disc. I was ripping it hard just to get it to fly 325ft straight and flat before the big fade
Gold line and Opto were basically identical in flight.
zj1002
* Ace Member *
Like in all seriousness, I am trying to torque the crap out of this thing in that video. Flip it, flex it, crush it. Doing everythign I can to throw with bad form that will flip it. The big fade, no matter the line, was always there. ****ing bonkers disc
If thrown by a noodle armed individual like myself, will it hook so hard it finishes behind me?
