www.DiscGolfersR.Us

The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf

Just wondering about the DGA hurricane driver.Has anyone tossed one around ,and what are your thoughts?

Views: 227

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

Sounds good,where can i look at some of your dyes.
http://discgolfer.ning.com/photo/albums/dye-jobs-1?xgi=&test-lo...

Or you can look up wicked dyes on Facebook.
Can you do a YANKEES logo?
Send me a large version of the logo and ill see what I can do. As long as its large enough I should be able to convert it

send it to wicked_dyes@yahoo.com

Wicked is right about the Pain. The next in line would be the Core. It's kind of between the Roc and Buzzz stability wise, but gives you 10 to 20 ft more "D" than the Buzzz or Roc. Like you, I couldn't give up my Roc or Buzzz.If the Pain is too much the Wasp might fit the bill or the good old Senntinal. Although they are all pretty close the Senntinal felt the best in my hand and had the best "D" for me. I think you will dig the Havoc, it's becoming a staple in my bag. I don't have much "D" so I can hyzer flip it sometimes and it just goes and goes. The trippy part about it, is the helix happen pretty late in it's flight, that's when I get a helix. For me I just tend to get a nice straight flight with a med. fade and huge skip.
Hey rescue what plastic do you prefer from lattitude.
I like the Gold Line. It's kind of like Star plastic, but waaaaay more durable. I've had my Vision over a year and it may be scuffed up, but that's it. Plus it doesn't seem to degrade stability wise like Star and ESP. Mind you it does, but it reminds me more of the break in of Champ plastic. Carefull of your color choices though. Gold, bronze, silver and the like. Really blend into their surroundings, but their Opto is even worse! They've added more pigment to the Opto, but they're still pretty clear. No prob on a sunny, but when it's overcast they are hard to spot. The biggest reason for me is that you get a little more "D" out of the GL plastic and I can't really say if their is a stability diff. between the plastic, because it's been awhile since I've throw Opto plastic.
i like to use a stable fairway driver for that shot

I like the Latitude 64 Opto plastic. I have a Havoc as well and it is definitely a good disc. I talked my friend into buying some of them (he sells discs) and he sold out of them quickly.

 

I didn't know that DGA was made by Discraft. I guess that I now own one Discraft disc (the Aftershock). Nice midrange.

Ya it's kind of like Lat and Westside and Innova and Millinnium. They still design their own molds sort of (Shockwave was suppose to be Discrafts failed Torque).

Thanks for the input guys,always good to know you can get real time info from fellow disc golfers.

 

RSS

Blog Posts

Barnett Park Construction Update

Posted by Buddy Thornton on April 29, 2013 at 3:23pm — 1 Comment

Prodigy Putters Now Available for Sale

Posted by Alan Barker on April 24, 2013 at 2:30pm

Three New Prodigy Discs Available

Posted by Alan Barker on March 29, 2013 at 11:27pm

Looking for Mint Night Flyers

Posted by neal swaney on February 6, 2013 at 10:28am — 1 Comment

Badge

Loading…
 

© 2013   Created by Terry "the Pirate" Calhoun.

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service

SF00401968