I am wondering if anyone happens to know the weight of the 2004 Twisted Flyer CryZtal Challenger putters? I am considering the purchase of one but the wieght is not marked on it and the seller doesn't know either... I thought that they were 172-4 grams but I've also seen some CryZtal's on ebay with much lighter weights.
ThanX
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2004 Twisted Flyer CryZtal Challenger weight???
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2004 Twisted Flyer CryZtal Challenger weight???
by Pagan » Thu May 11, 2006 10:14 am
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by TexasOutlaw » Thu May 11, 2006 10:18 am
I was thinking that the weights varied more than that, but a buddy of mine just told me that all crystal buzzes are between what you specified: 172-174.
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by Frank Delicious » Thu May 11, 2006 11:42 am
I have a couple of cryZtal challengers from different tournaments and only one is marked. They all weight between 172-174, I have never seen a cryZtal challenger weigh anything different that that.
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by TexasOutlaw » Thu May 11, 2006 11:54 am
distantdg wrote:the buzzz's range between 173-178
yeah, it was supposed to say challenger, but I was just thinking that my d buzz was breaking in pretty quick as I was typing.
Good thing I was thinking about my ex wife, or I would have typed the crystal beetches.
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by distantdg » Thu May 11, 2006 11:57 am
TexasOutlaw wrote:distantdg wrote:the buzzz's range between 173-178
yeah, it was supposed to say challenger, but I was just thinking that my d buzz was breaking in pretty quick as I was typing.
Good thing I was thinking about my ex wife, or I would have typed the crystal beetches.
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by Pagan » Thu May 11, 2006 8:49 pm
Frank_Delicious wrote:I have a couple of cryZtal challengers from different tournaments and only one is marked. They all weight between 172-174, I have never seen a cryZtal challenger weigh anything different that that.
Do you actually use a cryZtal challenger for approaches or is it a wall hanger?
I'm only interested in one for the fact it's elite Z and durable for wodded approaches... I've been loving the banger Gt for approaches but the D material is seriously taco'd and bulging out in a couple places... I've moved to challenger as a replacement but want a Z plastic.
Anyone else use Z challengers? Got one for sale cheap?
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by Frank Delicious » Thu May 11, 2006 9:41 pm
I used a cryZtal Challenger for quite some time but I took it when I decided to consolidate molds in my bag. It is a very good disc, one that I want to use but I just don't like the challenger as putter. I would consider it a worthwhile investment if you liked the banger, which I also used until the flight plate was so warped it wasn't worth throwing anymore.
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by Pagan » Thu May 11, 2006 9:47 pm
Frank_Delicious wrote:I used a cryZtal Challenger for quite some time but I took it when I decided to consolidate molds in my bag. It is a very good disc, one that I want to use but I just don't like the challenger as putter. I would consider it a worthwhile investment if you liked the banger, which I also used until the flight plate was so warped it wasn't worth throwing anymore.
At this point I am HOPING that it's because of the Pro D plastic and that it's not a fault with Groove Top weakening the integretity of the flight plate. If that's it my Buzz GT is gona have to be replaced soon... I hope not I love the groove.
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by TexasOutlaw » Fri May 12, 2006 8:07 am
I'm liking the GT discs too even though I don't believe I'm carrying any. The banger did seem to beat up quick, and I too thought the GT may have something to do with it.
Could the groove top weaken the rigidity of the disc?
Could the groove top weaken the rigidity of the disc?
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