I use to use a flat kc roc for my turnover shots and z wasps for my straight and hyzer shots. No flat kc roc will stay overstable long at all. I have had a few odd flat kc rocs that were overstable new but 4-5 regular tree hits 150ft away and they go straight. I really like flat kc rocs but they will never stay over stable. I use to use a 165 z wasp for my straight with a small fade mid. The lighter ones would just hold really well. Over 3 years of near daily play, I broke in one of those 165 z wasps into a nice hyzer flip mid but they hold stability for a long time.
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[Discraft] Wasp throwers
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I use to use a flat kc roc for my turnover shots and z wasps for my straight and hyzer shots. No flat kc roc will stay overstable long at all. I have had a few odd flat kc rocs that were overstable new but 4-5 regular tree hits 150ft away and they go straight. I really like flat kc rocs but they will never stay over stable. I use to use a 165 z wasp for my straight with a small fade mid. The lighter ones would just hold really well. Over 3 years of near daily play, I broke in one of those 165 z wasps into a nice hyzer flip mid but they hold stability for a long time.
tennesseetailor
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Sounds like that's why they don't stay overstable for you. It took me 6-8 months of normal play and a skip off some gnarly terrain for me to break in a flat top KC Roc to the point where I could hyzerflip it. And Rocs are my most thrown discs on any given day.
Maybe. Trees happen. I was giving an example
that doesn't always happen but it has before. Also I have had several flat kc rocs that turn some when they are brand new. (thrown in the 325-350 range)
is it ledgestone or how you get a big z one
Emoney
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Sunking has/had ledgestone wasps in big z available. I got a pearly white coming
That site is worth keeping an eye on for limited or early release discraft
jdm0514
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Got my ledgestone big z wasp today. First impressions. The plastic is really gummy compared to my stock z. Secondly there's a ton of flashing. Both on the bead and a ton of it right underneath the nose. I don't know exactly how this will affect the flight but it's really is noticable. I will comeback to tell y'all my findings once it stops raining here in Eastern NC.
ILUVSMGS18
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I've got a Big Z on order from MSt, along with a Swiryl Ti Stalker, a Z Stalker and a Soft X Zone. I like the sound of softer plastic, especially with temps being below 30° F most days up here.
Titan037
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Fishing in the bead will generally add stability to the disc but this is the first time the wasp has been put into big z plastic so hard to say for sure what it will for like without flashing
wolfmandragon
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Too bad it's not Ti Wasps... I would stock up on those. Big Z I have no interest in, in any mold.
Not even sure that I am all that excited on the upcoming swirly ESP Wasps, I think I had rather have X. I will probably have to get a couple just in case. I can always use them as trade bait if I don't like them.
Not even sure that I am all that excited on the upcoming swirly ESP Wasps, I think I had rather have X. I will probably have to get a couple just in case. I can always use them as trade bait if I don't like them.
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if it was a straight stock run of x at stock prices i would buy at least 15 without hesitation
jro_your_boat
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Are they board flat?! Kind of hoping they aren't so I'm not as tempted to order any!
jdm0514
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No. They have a mild dome. I would same the same amount of dome as my z wasp.
