masterlurk
Birdie Member
I just came across a pearly sidewinder that has the flight numbers. It doesn't have the patent tooling on it. Comparing it to my other sidewinders it appears to be a plus mold. can anyone answer this?
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New valks are plus molds. It has been discussed on here many times from many different posters. It honestly doesn't surprise me though about the winders. Innova is more worried about doing what is easy and profitable vs making a quality product (Enter non marked plus molds. They create less X-outs yet feel terrible and most golfers do not like it). Hence why you see stock stamped discs with bubbles in the flight plate etc. I know for a fact that they don't control the temperature in the factory, so you get inconsistencies across the board.^ Was my though on the newer flat *Valks. They look like + too
They create less X-outs yet feel terrible and most golfers do not like it).
Not being told about the plus mold is more upsetting than the actual plus mold itself was my point. If I go out and buy 3 Valks for example, 2 of which are plus molds, I'm not going to all that happy. Not only do they feel different, they fly different too. I would feel cheated because Innova sold me discs with slanted rims and didn't label it as such. Now, if I go buy something Latitude, at least I know they have a slanted rim and wasn't changed under my nose without telling me. I know if I buy Latitude stuff, at least it was designed to have a slanted rim. That's all I was getting at.This is a rather idiotic statement considering the explosion in popularity of the Scandanavian discs!
Not being told about the plus mold is more upsetting than the actual plus mold itself was my point. If I go out and buy 3 Valks for example, 2 of which are plus molds, I'm not going to all that happy. Not only do they feel different, they fly different too. I would feel cheated because Innova sold me discs with slanted rims and didn't label it as such. Now, if I go buy something Latitude, at least I know they have a slanted rim and wasn't changed under my nose without telling me. I know if I buy Latitude stuff, at least it was designed to have a slanted rim. That's all I was getting at.
Plus mold Roadrunners and Valks don't turn at all. I wonder if the Sidewinders will be overstable.