Sinus was one of those discs I wanted to try but just wasn't available for a decent amount of time leading into the covid disc shortage. Might have to give the new one a try

Definitely. I took a Lonestar 7 speed out of my bag because it just went too far. It wasn’t the slot I needed.

Almost just put the old Sinus on a pile of memorabilia and compare the Sinus with the Rhyno and Berg(X) instead! :) Got one of the old Zero'es from a "2 mysterydisc"-event, it certainly lost stability during only a round and it have issues with oat compared to the new one it seems.

Watching someone throw backhand on hole 3 just feels so wrong haha. Great video, always nice to have an in-depth comparison at a course I know (and love)

Great review! I like that they're retooling some of their discs to bring em back!

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Steady Ed designed the first course in my hometown.

I’ve never had 2 of the same wraiths. I’ve thrown a halo wraith that turns into a roller and I bought a champ wraith that was almost as overstable as a tilt.

Can we just flip our previous shot disc over and stand behind that ?

Do you mind me asking what products you used to dye that first disc, the one where the colors looked very UV and saturated? I can't figure this out and I've been dumping money into dyes and methods for months now. It's just frustrating when you know the result you want, but can't find the products that do it. If it's not too much trouble, could you explain your recipe?

Beat up or not. It still takes pro level of skill to do this.

When you left it for 24hrs did you cover it up and put it in any specific kind of temperature or just room temp?

192' ? I dont think I've played 3 holes in this area that were that short. Nice shot, btw.

I've been throwing the berg for a few years now but only finally got a Berg-x a few days ago. Just took it out for my first round and I liked it, especially with how windy it was but it'll take some more testing before I figure out if I can justify having both in the bag. Also, I appreciate the extra production and editing, but I think changing camera angles in the middle of disc flight actually makes it harder to tell how the disc is flying. I would prefer just simple fixed shots when trying to put the flight of the disc on display. I get that they sometimes do that in live coverage to make it more dynamic, but I don't think it is the best way to display disc flight to people who are trying to get a good sense of the difference in stability of 2 discs.