What's the difference in flight characteristics between the p-line and swirly s-line MD3?
P lines are straighter, especially after they beat in a little. My go-to tunnel shot disc.
Not to say that the S-line would be OS much, but it does have fade.
Ooooh limited edition!I am fairly sure the pompoms were postproduction by someone else
The S line would probably fill that slot a little better unless you don't mind cycling the P Lines.
P lines are straighter, especially after they beat in a little. My go-to tunnel shot disc.
Not to say that the S-line would be OS much, but it does have fade.
Why is it so hard to find normal production discmania discs even on the biggest disc golf retailers websites?
What about metal flake md3? Less stable or more stable than the swirly s-line or c-line?
Thanks again!
Its been a long time (and a lot of form progression) since throwing a new C-line MD3 and I have not thrown a swirly S-Line but I do have a MF MD3 that I love. It was stable out of the box with no turn, good glide and reliable fade. It actually beat in faster than I expected being MF and all but its really turned into a dependable disc that I use for hyzer flip straight shots and big anny lines. Since losing some stability I've cycled in a new glow eagle MD3 and its like falling in love all over again.
My personal opinion w/ the MD3's I own:
Glow > MF / C-line (similar) > Driver PRO > G-Line > P-Line
Regarding availability... I'd probably start with Glow and just cycle them as you beat them in
My metal flakes are noticeably more flat than C line, similair to the eagles. Except the MF seem muchhhhh more flippy than other plastics. I have a bright pink one and its my out of the box turnover mid
How long before we see a new release from Discmania??
How long before we see a new release from Discmania??
It actually beat in faster than I expected being MF and all but its really turned into a dependable disc that I use for hyzer flip straight shots and big anny lines.