Looks 3D printed

Looks like a stable work horse with little glide

I was surprised to see the Discraft Soft Magnet on this list. I found one years ago and it's my favorite putter. I haven't really tried it on the fairway. It hadn't occurred to me the way it melts into the chains except on windy shots on elevated baskets. I'll be experimenting....

Sweeeeeet!

i found one of these and it's still my favorite putter. just melts into the chains.

I actually use these to putt too. A true lifesaver for mountain disc golf and allows you to go for it as it sits and doesn’t skip away if you miss. Huge learning curve tho! *am in Colorado

Dude! I’ve been looking for a disc like this! Ordering one soon. I’m honored to be a part of your brother’s legacy. He would be proud of you. ❤

Interstellar Jay Reliant and Disc Golf Nerd as always friendly Defiant ;D

Awesome! Sorry to hear about your brother. GL and GG’s! 💯

Nice! Can’t wait to get one.

I’m pretty sure innova already has a jay

How's it fly?

Thanks for the review! Liked how you gave flight results from different throwers!

I know this hole

I’ve always thought DGN has really good form. My favorite vids are when we get a bunch of throws in the video

I should have picked this up instead of the resistor in glow. The only thing it resists is my ability to throw it. Only mvp disk I've acquired that is truly disappointing.

Average💯❤️

socks and Crocs, Oh my

Average build you say? 😅😅😅

What plastic do you print discs in? Im struggling to find a good one

I play golf, and I can hold my own. I always just say wind is blowing left or wind is blowing right. Or it breaks left or breaks right. WHY is everyone trained to say left to right or right to left? You NEVER say left to left or right to right so what’s the point? Anyways, much respect!

Where is this at? This looks like rooster rock in Oregon.

That’s an awesome disc!!

With fall coming, we need a pink or blue variant

Wow lovely toss!

I think I need to try some bird sauce for my sweaty hands. I’ve gotten a lot of base plastics recently for better grip.

They're a sneaky nice c2 putter when beat in

The Comet is something of a wide diameter clone of the Ontario Roc (which is a different mold than the KC). The Comet was always flippier, which is a good reason I liked them better when I started throwing them. Such a great disc. More versatile than the Meteor and Sol. It's weird that an older Comet would be flatter than the Cryztal Sparkle one though (the orange ESP ones did tend to run flatter than the other colors though). They got flatter and flatter over the years, and only this spring started getting domey again...

Thanks for this!

The Enzyte man in the thumbnail is wild

For rainy rounds or rounds with wet grass I carry a pair of Gorilla Grip gloves from Home Depot. They are thin enough to throw with and I find that I can pick up a wet disc and not even have to towel it off to throw my next shot. So in a way they speed up my round because I don't spend as much time wiping down discs.

I’m in idaho, and dry hands are my biggest problem. I might have to give the wax a try just afraid of how bad it would melt in 95+ days.

Wowowowowow

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What size milk crate is this???

I'm going to design this now thanks

I’m from the PNW and thinking about getting a bunch of dx to use for the next 8 months. I already have issues with my sweaty hands on premium plastics in the summer. So hopefully dx will help me through our rainy months.

Hey man im looking for a west side seer or something like it?

Uncle!! Congratulations on 15k subscribers!!!!! 😘

Gorgeous discs indeed!

Great video

Great Review, Thank you...

Come back to Myrtle! We are a much bigger disc golf area now.

You played Tupelo! My uncle ownes that course!

I couldn’t imagine throwing that backhand. That’s my forehand disc!

I have 3 pre-production prototype white Strato Wrens. Bought one right after they were announced and after using it for a couple months as a thrower I bought 2 more. One of the new Wren's is now my dedicated putter having replaced my Aviar. It has a similar feel in the hand as an Aviar or Wizard but the Strato plastic is what sets the Wren apart from the others. Strato plastic is medium firm but has a bit of tack to it, just what I was looking for in a putt and approach disc. Durability seems very good so far. For short drives and approaches it's a point and shoot disc, holds the line it's put on. Thrown flat is has little fade at the end as your video clips demonstrate. The flight numbers mentioned seem about right.

Kinda aviarish