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ill go for a firm electron anode day one, current electron is too soft for my preference. but man a firm electron anode would be my dream putter. anodes were my putter for years, but the lure of base line made me switch away from them. just a matter of time and patience is suppose. they have to be coming.
#whysoserious
Im wondering where the heck firm electron is in general.
I make due with the Anodes I have but super excited to be able to throw it in Electron.
Hahaha, totally not serious really.
I'd be interested in fondling truly firm Elec. But the medium is just right for my taste. I know it's not "that great" or whatever, but I really like it.
You really cant go wrong as all the premium plastics share some properties which allow them to work together. You get some plasma/neutron/proton blends these days.
It comes down to flexibilty you want really. Neutron/proton being most firm while soft proton obviously has good flex and plasma sits right in the middle but looks so damn cool.
If i was going to revisit the anode it would be in plasma plastic. Just looks so sexy and flight is legit. You know its a newest mold too that way which MVP always seems to improve on.
Anodes are my lost MVP love with the proxy now out.
Proxy is just faster and doesnt have the same core as the ion so its shallower. It has the feel of an envy without the fade. I use mine like a driver/mid off the tee and just mash it on those laser lines. Anode has the same flight but a little less forgiving and gets tossed around by wind a little more with deeper feel/added glide. It comes down to feel and use really. I dont putt well with atom/proxy/envy being shallower but like ions/anodes much more in that regard. When it comes to driving i mean hand me one IDC and ill rip it. All great throwing putters.
OK, thanks for the help man.