The Gospel of the PD

[Timko]

I don't have an Orange one, but the Dayglow and Blue ones I have fly plenty stable with a strong fade.

 

[rehder]

so back to the PD - OLF war
both discs made by Innova
both discs have some stability

I may be wrong (and this is what I am looking to hear) but the bottoms of the 2 discs look really really similar...like Firebird
the difference appears to be in the top (OLF is a Wraith?) so what did they use on the PD?

the top/nose on the PD is "stubbier" whereas on the OLF it is a bit narrower and more gradual

maybe these 2 discs really are family

yes, I think they are very close. The standard PD is a little more stable than a standard OLF.
Today I went out and threw a C-PD and 1.2 QOLF head to head. For me they where pretty much identical flights on straight and hyzer lines.

 

[Donkeypuncher1]

Finally got to play today after a good 4 month break, and of course my P PD is still awesome. I think it's more like a x-mold orc if they ever made one. The feel is more teebird, but the flight is more beefy orc than teebird for me.

 

[zj10021]

so after playing a round with a SOLF, QOLF, and SOLS I may have forgotten all about my love for the discmania drivers. man I just need to stick with some discs for once haah

 

[discspeed]

I just got in two more orange C-PDs. I weighed them, and interestingly one was 174.6 and the other was 176.6. I didn't really want an overweight one, but it could be good in the wind. I love the oranges, this is becoming my favorite disc at my favorite course. However, I haven't thrown any of the other colors.

 

[ForeverBlue232]

I don't have an Orange one, but the Dayglow and Blue ones I have fly plenty stable with a strong fade.

I just posted in the C-PD thread that I just tried my blue C-PD for the first time today and was surprised that it was not as stable as I had thought it would be. But it did have great glide.

 

[dgdave]

Yeah, that's the way my blues are. I'm going to grab some oranges soon.

 

[discspeed]

My first orange C-PD has seen some heavy use since I got it. Deflashed and with some wear it has lost a touch of its overstability compared to my brand-spankin new ones, but I love it just the same. It does not go as far as my S and P PD's, but it's more predictable, consistent, and better in the wind. It is also easier to power down because it flies flat to hyzer on a smooth, slow throw.

So right now I'm rocking 4 PDs:

Beat P-PD: This one is flippy now, but still very useable for hyzerflips and turnovers, but no longer wind resistant. Huge tailwind D disc now.
Seasoned P-PD: I trying to get this one a little more beat for forced turns
Seasoned S-PD: I can still really lay on this one and get a long, slow, tight S turn, but it won't hold a turnover very well
C-PD: Hyzers, wind, flex shots.

 

[dgdave]

That's my exact set up.

 

[booter]

that's my exact setup as well. It works. I don't use my spds much but the ppds and cpds get alot of use @ my courses. Most of the local courses I play are heavily wooded with some occasional open holes. These things are $$$ for me

 

[superdrive]

I really like these and wish they would sell C ones here (it's Finnish company after all god &¤#!). C PD would probably shrink a ''small'' gab between beat FB and fresh S PD.

Do you guys know any stores that sells them and have decent shipping rates?

 

[discspeed]

I really like these and wish they would sell C ones here (it's Finnish company after all god &¤#!). C PD would probably shrink a ''small'' gab between beat FB and fresh S PD.

Do you guys know any stores that sells them and have decent shipping rates?

The C-PD is awesome. They are super stiff Champion and came out pretty flat, yet they are still more overstable than the other versions. I like them for the open hyzers at my home course because they are less affected by the wind than a fresh S-PD. Anyway, they were all CFR discs and only available through DiscGolfValues.com.

 

[rehder]

I really like these and wish they would sell C ones here (it's Finnish company after all god &¤#!). C PD would probably shrink a ''small'' gab between beat FB and fresh S PD.

Do you guys know any stores that sells them and have decent shipping rates?

I have four, that Im looking to unload. Three are unthrown and one has been thrown under 10 times on a grassy field. Shipping would be from Denmark

 

[uNicedmeMan1]

My current PD setup is:
Orange c-PD
Seasoned 175 red s-PD
Seasoned 172 orange p-PD
RR

I threw the c-pd in a field a bunch when I first got it but I didn't bust it out on the course at all on Saturday. I almost pulled it out for a forehand but was timid (and working on a decent score) that I didn't. It's been said before but sweet zombie jesus, the p-pd is so so nice. My favorite drive with it that day was a 360' slightly downhill straight shot fading left to right at the very end. I got up on the tee with a pretty decent tailwind and smoothed the seasoned p-pd flat and out to the right, it flew nice and low on a lazer then skipped right up to the basket. The guys I was playing with were like WTF was that? (seems like the pd generates alot of reactions like that)

 

[superdrive]

I really like these and wish they would sell C ones here (it's Finnish company after all god &¤#!). C PD would probably shrink a ''small'' gab between beat FB and fresh S PD.

Do you guys know any stores that sells them and have decent shipping rates?

The C-PD is awesome. They are super stiff Champion and came out pretty flat, yet they are still more overstable than the other versions. I like them for the open hyzers at my home course because they are less affected by the wind than a fresh S-PD. Anyway, they were all CFR discs and only available through DiscGolfValues.com.

Thanks for the info! Sound like winner to me.

 

[jgillia]

My first orange C-PD has seen some heavy use since I got it. Deflashed and with some wear it has lost a touch of its overstability compared to my brand-spankin new ones, but I love it just the same. It does not go as far as my S and P PD's, but it's more predictable, consistent, and better in the wind. It is also easier to power down because it flies flat to hyzer on a smooth, slow throw.

This is exactly the truth. However I have not worn in my Orange C-PD yet but this bad boy is much like a longer Pred/FB. I wasnt too sure about that until this weekend when I threw the C-PD in the headwind every chance I got and it never failed me. The C-PD is the perfect stable/overstable compliment to my 1.1 SOLFs

 

[superdrive]

I really like these and wish they would sell C ones here (it's Finnish company after all god &¤#!). C PD would probably shrink a ''small'' gab between beat FB and fresh S PD.

Do you guys know any stores that sells them and have decent shipping rates?

I have four, that Im looking to unload. Three are unthrown and one has been thrown under 10 times on a grassy field. Shipping would be from Denmark

Great! you wanna trade for disc or cash? PM me, I'm sure we can make a deal.

 

[jubuttib]

With my luck you'll get your C-PDs faster than me since shipping from the States takes forever. How many are you going to buy superdrive, I might want to join up on the deal. We could split the shipping. =)

 

[superdrive]

With my luck you'll get your C-PDs faster than me since shipping from the States takes forever. How many are you going to buy superdrive, I might want to join up on the deal. We could split the shipping. =)

We could split it 2-2 or 3-1 if want only 1. Either way is fine. I'll PM you after rehder PMs me.

 

[jubuttib]

I don't really need 3 since I already have two on the way, but two sounds fine.