Clash Discs Salt with TONE Technology Review!

In this video I review dual plastic TONE technology by Clash Discs - a Finnish company trying to innovate in the disc and plastic segments of the disc golf market. They sent me their first prototype run of distance driver called the Salt, which I review with various players at skill levels from novice to professional caliber. This patented tech will likely be used on most of their molds. At least the throwing molds.
175g Clash Salt (12 5 -1 3) - this prototype is less stable than these flight numbers
Credit:
• Clash Discs TONE Lauri Hämäläinen - ‪@HamalainenLauri‬
• Clash Discs New Tone T... Colton Fulk - ‪@ColtonFulk‬
• Clash Discs TONE First... Uncle Bobby Jr - ‪@UncleBobbyJr‬
Clash Discs - ‪@clashdiscs‬
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[@UncleBobbyJr]

It's March and almost time for the TONE to get released. I should be hearing from Clash on exact dates. I think people are going to like this new mold tech.

[@NickCarroll]

I was glad to see this disc get it's own mold approved by the PDGA. It's bit of a bomber disc!

[@brianlefevre1509]

Congrats on getting that disc review opportunity. Nice idea getting some different people to throw but but I could not see how any of the shots really flew. I could tell you and Sean were throwing straight down that sidewalk but were those other guys intentionally throwing into the left field or did they just keep early releasing? Also what were the distances of some of these throws? As a high speed driver it would have been good to know how far some of those throws went.

[@NickCarroll]

Thank you, yeah I got a lot of feedback on Reddit on this so I'll have to limit who I have throw for me in the future, and then give more direction on how to throw the disc for better visibility. I thought it would be a fun video where we showed up at a tournament and asked people to throw - but everyone hates the results because of the headwind, the different flight paths, etc. The volunteers were trying to compensate for the wind with a flippy distance driver and it just didn't come out like I thought when I started editing. I learned a lot for it, to apply going forward - including buying a better camera with more narrow field of view options. Sigh.