Jenga54
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how does the consumer consume fd3 s line. question mark. hungry.... for that sweet stamp in some swirl star.
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how does the consumer consume fd3 s line. question mark. hungry.... for that sweet stamp in some swirl star.
P-Line PD's are not in production at the moment and likely will not return. A great substitute for those would naturally be the G-PD. These will provide equal stability but offer more grip and durability. G-Line can be highly underrated at times but would make for a fantastic straight-flying PD.
Any word on beatable MD3s? I haven't been able to find a P-line anywhere in months, and even the S-Lines seem to be gone. There are some g-lines here and there but they're not my cup of tea.
Is there any idea when d-line md3 will be released ?
Are there any plans for flat color glow PDs?
Biggest gap in the lineup is a mega beef OS putter, something like a harp that can be mashed on and beat to death.
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Will there ever be another run of the Metal Flake FD's?
These things fly amazingly well. I haven't had the privilege to throw a 2nd run FD but the MF run seem fairly more stable than the recent C-Lines I have purchased.
Any Chance of a G-Line FD3 before the cold weather kicks in?
Any word on beatable MD3s? I haven't been able to find a P-line anywhere in months, and even the S-Lines seem to be gone. There are some g-lines here and there but they're not my cup of tea.
"The Second Run C-LINE FD is made in a very hard blend of C-LINE with much less dome"
Ok everybody is crazy for the 2nd run FD's and I have not heard of anybody owning one who is not in love with them. So my question is why would you not re-run the FD in "very hard blend of C-LINE". You must have the recipe for the "very hard blend of C-LINE". Is the plastics in the recipe not available? Too many X-outs? Do they last too long thereby reducing the need to re-buy?
Seriously why no love?