MD2

[EpicLeopard1337]

somewhere between a Buzzz and a Comet?

[jubuttib]

I'd wager a lot more HSS than Comets. The C and some S-Lines fly pretty much like Z Buzzzes with Coyote speed and glide (though I don't have extensive experience with the Z Buzzz).

[Pwingles]

i fondled one today and it felt and looked alot like a mako, didnt throw it though, is it more HSS than a Mako?

[zj1002]

roc > md2

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[jubuttib]

i fondled one today and it felt and looked alot like a mako, didnt throw it though, is it more HSS than a Mako?

Yes. Not that much more LSS though IMHO. Especially the Ps I've had have been more HSS and less LSS than the Mako.

[rusch_bag]

I threw the c md2 I got finally yesterday. It was more stable than I expected it to be for sure. I could rip it and it wasn't going to flip over and it had a nice reliable fade. I will probably mess around with it some more, but I am liking it so far.

[rusch_bag]

The md1 on the other hand I was not really diggin. My md2 was holding its shit better into the wind than the md1 was. I'm probably gonna throw the md2 hornet combo for awhile.

[jubuttib]

What plastic MD1 were you throwing? My SG-MD1 wasn't even close to turning in ~20 mph headwind. But I do admit, the MD1 in D and S-Line plastic is the single most OAT sensitive disc I've ever thrown. The SG-Line seems to handle things better.

Also, funny how people like different things about discs. The C-MD2 is a good disc, but the last thing I want from an MD2 is fade at the end. =) Straight and straighter.

[rusch_bag]

Mine is a sg. I let a bunch of people top advanced level players in wisconsin throw it and we all had the same results. Into a headwind it wasn't that hss but it did have decent lss. If it is calm out it is fine, but that is not really what I am looking for in a disc. The c-md2 still is holding its shit. It isn't like a sudden fade, it is nice slow gradual consistent fade. I like it.

[Phil VB]

I am thinking of picking up a couple of these, but wanted to clarify something. I currently throw new rocs for stable shots and seasoned Z-Buzzz for straight/turnover shots. It sounds like these will take the place of my seasoned Buzzzes, correct? If so, these might be a good option for dangerous holes where I am in danger of losing one of my babies. Are the C-Line comparable to a beat champ roc?

[rusch_bag]

my c line was like a really stable brand new z buzzz. i didnt throw any others.

[jubuttib]

Yeah, the C-Lines are very Z Buzzz-like, with Mako speed and glide. Some S-Lines are like this too, though I've tried some that turned and faded more (more of an S-flight). The P-Lines are very very very straight. They don't really turn (for me at least) but hold so beautiful anhyzers that I don't really have much use for my Meteor anymore.

[BrotherDave]

How do these compare to a Fuse? Slower, slightly more HSS?

[jubuttib]

I haven't thrown a Fuse for some time, but I felt that the MD2 was faster (but not by much if it is). They're much more HSS though. My P-Lines don't turn on 300' throws unless I mess up my release, and the others are usually even more HSS and LSS.

[josser]

my c line was like a really stable brand new z buzzz. i didnt throw any others.

Sounds yummy! That's exactly what I'm looking for.