Dave's Plastic Circles

[JKP]

you throwing righty again now?

[dgdave]

I have been this past week and I'm suprised how well its going. I'm already back to 100% D. Its still sore, so I have to take it easy.

[JKP]

yea those kind of injuries you need to slowly work back in.

[dgdave]

Ok, so here's my completed Lefty/Righty hybrid bag

2x CE Proline Leo
3x PD, 2x P 1x S
CE Blaze
Z Xtreme
3x Comet, ESP, Z, TP
2x RW-Pro Aviar
2x VP, A and B

[ferretdance03]

I think you might have already discussed this, but a Blaze and an Xtreme? When do you use one over the other?

[dgdave]

The Xtreme is for more utility stuff and spikes and the blaze is more of an overstable mid/fairway driver.

[marmoset]

Are you forcing a broken PD or doing it naturally? How are they working? I see they have taken out your coveted TBs.

[dgdave]

Are you forcing a broken PD or doing it naturally? How are they working? I see they have taken out your coveted TBs.

Do you mean am I tuning them or throwing them at a wall? I'm not. I'm just playin rounds with them. They are working very well. I took out the TB just to force myself to toss the PDs. I haven't missed my TBs as of yet. I'm just getting used to the extra D of the PDs. The flight is eerily close to a Teebird with or without wind.

[marmoset]

The flight is eerily close to a Teebird with or without wind.

This is what we all want to hear. More geographical fade than TBs? More flare than TBs? Identical to TBs, just longer?

[dgdave]

Pretty much the same as a Teebird that is in the same stage of wear. I bet if you are in the 350' or less range of D, the PD will be more overstable.

[ferretdance03]

This is what we all want to hear. More geographical fade than TBs? More flare than TBs? Identical to TBs, just longer?

Almost identical for me, it just gets there faster. The PD definitely holds it's forward penetration as it fades, unlike some other discs in the same speed class. That and it's workability are what liken it to a TB, in my opinion.

Pretty much the same as a Teebird that is in the same stage of wear. I bet if you are in the 350' or less range of D, the PD will be more overstable.

This. With some juice, the PD is a fast TB. Slower arm speeds and it's a fast/less stable FB.

[dgdave]

This is what we all want to hear. More geographical fade than TBs? More flare than TBs? Identical to TBs, just longer?

Almost identical for me, it just gets there faster. The PD definitely holds it's forward penetration as it fades, unlike some other discs in the same speed class. That and it's workability are what liken it to a TB, in my opinion.

Pretty much the same as a Teebird that is in the same stage of wear. I bet if you are in the 350' or less range of D, the PD will be more overstable.

This. With some juice, the PD is a fast TB. Slower arm speeds and it's a fast/less stable FB.

I bet this would be a good overstable driver in the 300-325 D range that find the Firebird too much.

[dgdave]

Here's what I'm gonna try when I get everything by the end of the week hopefully

3x PD 2P, 1S
Nightshift Boss
2x Stalker 1Z, 1 ESP
Z Xtreme
CE Blaze
3x Comet 1 TP, 1 ESP, 1 Z
2x VP
2x Summit.

[domromer]

I still haven't thrown a ESP XL. How are those compared to the DXL?

[dgdave]

I haven't tossed a D XL in years, but the ESPs are sweet. Just a very neutral flight.