ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
No need Picked up a few more a couple months back so I'm good for a couple years.
you guys can blame Connor for the magic-killer being pushed back approximately "a couple years"
jk, jk, jk.
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No need Picked up a few more a couple months back so I'm good for a couple years.
I would like an MVP honk to try and answer thisWouldnt the Gyro "technology" hinder the efforts of an OS mold?
This, a lotan MVP Magic would rustle my jimmies
Also thisYes. When they first mentioned the Anode long ago, this is what I was hoping for.
This is literally the only MVP release that would possibly give me a semi.
Has anyone experienced any kind of seperation from the overmold from hard wear? Just curious on how strong that holds up.
Has anyone experienced any kind of seperation from the overmold from hard wear? Just curious on how strong that holds up.
Have you ever been abducted by aliens?
Has anyone experienced any kind of seperation from the overmold from hard wear? Just curious on how strong that holds up.
No, not separation...I have had small chunks rip off/flake up and I tore them off right where the "bead" on the Anode meets the overmold, though. The bead is beat to piss, all scratched up and worn down, but other than a few tiny chips the overmold is perfectly attached.
Has anyone experienced any kind of seperation from the overmold from hard wear? Just curious on how strong that holds up.
Negative. I've pretty well beat the heck out of an Ion and half the heck out of an Axis...both look solid still. The first Axis I got was freakishly overstable, so after a couple months of no change in stability, I bent and flexed that disc hard in all directions - overmold didn't flinch a bit.
Starting to see some inconsistencies in newer runs of their discs, however, where the overmold has some dips or waves in it. Doesn't seem to affect the flight, and the ones that I've seen have been only minor defects. On a newer Vector of mine, you can see this clearly, and looking through the core to the mating surfaces there are some gaps or whatever in the bonding - flies like it's supposed to, though.
So however they bond the overmold to the core, it works, and really well.
Starting to see some inconsistencies in newer runs of their discs, however, where the overmold has some dips or waves in it. Doesn't seem to affect the flight, and the ones that I've seen have been only minor defects. On a newer Vector of mine, you can see this clearly, and looking through the core to the mating surfaces there are some gaps or whatever in the bonding - flies like it's supposed to, though.
Agree with the durability. And the "flaws" make for some really neat whistling sounds. My buddies know without looking when I through my Vector... :thmbup:
I need to get me one of them whistling Vectors!
I need to get me one of them whistling Vectors!