archon21
Par Member
I have been putting with them for a little while now. I don't think I'll be driving with them until they make a more durable run. Nice solid putter. Waiting for a little warmer weather to really get out and putt more with these.
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[DGA] Steady
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I have been putting with them for a little while now. I don't think I'll be driving with them until they make a more durable run. Nice solid putter. Waiting for a little warmer weather to really get out and putt more with these.
Magicweed
Eagle Member
Grabbed 6 Steadys (one to collect, five to putt with) and brought them to putting practice. I definitely like the way these feel. A little straighter with a little stronger finish than my current putter and the plastic doesn't have the rebound I've been experiencing. Did my 100 putts for the day from 20' sank 84 of them. Not the percentage I was looking for, but I think I'll stick with these for the rest of the season. Especially since they will be so cheap to cycle. Searching for special runs or waiting for Proshop releases in order to get some new putters sucks.
archon21
Par Member
Anybody have an idea as to when the stock run steadys will come out?
LeBryson James
Double Eagle Member
My guess is in a few weeks. Definitely before Masters Cup.
I'm begging for a CT "Crazy Tough" Blend for these. Ohhhh my goodness it would be godly.
thatdirtykid
* Ace Member *
This. Its part of the reason I stopped throwing challengers years ago. If I were to switch putters (again) I would have the steady on my short list.
archon21
Par Member
A CT Steady? Oh sweet Jesus! If those became a thing I would probably be broke. Especially if they go for LE Ledgestone prices.
LeBryson James
Double Eagle Member
Yep! Prolines are out! These will definitely be my choice for off the tee putter shots!
I'm not sure if baseline plastic will change quickly. I expect that the first run of steadys will be what we'll have for awhile. I will continue to ask for stiffer plastic though.
Emoney
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Yep! Prolines are out! These will definitely be my choice for off the tee putter shots!
I'm not sure if baseline plastic will change quickly. I expect that the first run of steadys will be what we'll have for awhile. I will continue to ask for stiffer plastic though.
Don't "ask" , DEMAND it ! Lol jk I would love for the steady to kick out my wizards. Plus, I still havnt seen a 174g first flight steady, are they having trouble getting them to max weight? The plastic they are using now is just too sloppy when it's hot out. If they just used discrafts base plastic for these I would be more happy.
threevok
Double Eagle Member
My black Steady is significantly floppier than my green ones. I solved the problem by losing the black one today.
LeBryson James
Double Eagle Member
I got some ProLines today. They are much stiffer than the DLines I may use them to putt but not just yet. They are also significantly more stable than the DLines and I love it! They fly like breakers with less of a dump at the end. Instantly in the bag and taking Breakers out.
Emoney HMU if you want a heavy FF
Emoney HMU if you want a heavy FF
stupid trees
Birdie Member
Those sound pretty sexy. I took my dline steadys out of the bag because, like many people here, I thought the plastic was too soft.
Emoney
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I got to molest some d-line production steadies the other day. Unfortunately they are still pretty gummy. Maybe a touch firmer but not much if any. Also got to feel the pro line and they feel great and have a nice shoulder and flat flight plate. Those will be money.
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twistedturbo
Par Member
I have a D line but I wasn't impressed but its light for me as a putter I tired a proline one and I think I could find a place for it in my bag.
ATrainWecker
Eagle Member
All Things Disc Golf just posted a nice comprehensive review on the Steady!
http://allthingsdiscgolf.com/dga-steady-review/
http://allthingsdiscgolf.com/dga-steady-review/
Ziggy
Double Eagle Member
Just got some proline and D steady's to test out. What should I expect between the two plastics? Anything I should consider when testing them out to share in a review? It helps to fish for opinions to answer since English is my second language.
Declarkus
Double Eagle Member
Videos are always awesome.
A comparison with other putters as it relates to the Steady would be helpful. Is it more like a Judge or a Wizard?
Proline Steady stability versus D Steady stability would also be useful. As an example, a 175g D Titanic has the stability of a 170g PL Titanic.
Performance off the tee is also valuable information, including ability to handle power and fight wind and its tendency to turn.
A comparison with other putters as it relates to the Steady would be helpful. Is it more like a Judge or a Wizard?
Proline Steady stability versus D Steady stability would also be useful. As an example, a 175g D Titanic has the stability of a 170g PL Titanic.
Performance off the tee is also valuable information, including ability to handle power and fight wind and its tendency to turn.
