@@scottdavis9006 I didn’t say gateway does their manufacturing. they have suppliers though right? They can’t drum up the plastic from thin air. I could be wrong about where the supply comes from but they def have a supplier.
@@dillongrant7650 maybe some not all. I’m not guessing here. I know that they have used pellets that were provided by gateway. I’m not saying it’s bad it’s just supply chain. Geeze
Great to see the Lone Star plastic. I have the Lariat in Bravo plastic 170g and it flies to the numbers. Would love to get a Growler. If you don’t like that one due to the plastic feel, I would be willing to give it a go and review it and place the review up .
I throw an all LSD bag, and the Growler is a slightly more overstable version of the Harrier. So if someone wants an awesome distance driver but wants it to be a little less stable than the Growler, check out the Harrier. I'm a huge fan of LSD's Alpha plastic and have some in Bravo as well like my Dos X and a few others. I really love their plastic and the way it feels.
The Growler acts like a stable disc. No -3 turn there. Is it too heavy of a disc to turn over. I know you said tailwind so that with make it more overstable.
I recently found a brand new Artemis in Bravo plastic during a round (no ink on it). I really like it. The plastic feels nice. It has a bit more glide than my Entropy and maybe a tick less overstable. I actually threw it in from about 80' on my second throw on a forehand. Its similar to my Zone and Axiom Temple in flight and profile. It definitely got me thinking about looking at more Lonestar!
My two Growlers and DDs came in this week. So far, the Bravo Growler is my favorite of the bunch. The Alpha just doesn't have the same turn, yet is a roller into the wind. The DDs just aren't better than the mambas I already have. May trade them.
That Growler didn't look like a -3 turn disc, but otherwise a very nice review. I think it's funny how Lonestar's main point of their promotion is the quality of the plastic and that was the only issue you had with them.
Most of Lone Star's plastics are great, but Lima (the one used in the Lariat here) has gotten some negative reviews because of the feeling and the noise it makes on impact. I've thrown most of their molds, and all of their plastic types, and the only one I dislike is Lima.
The Tern and the Hades have the same numbers as the Growler. Those numbers on any company's disc bombs. The new DD is close too. It's just an 11 speed instead of 12. The other numbers are the same.
That's funny. I'm pretty sure that Gateway supplies the plastic pellets for LS
That’s false. Lonestar does all their manufacturing in house.
@@scottdavis9006 I didn’t say gateway does their manufacturing. they have suppliers though right? They can’t drum up the plastic from thin air. I could be wrong about where the supply comes from but they def have a supplier.
Lonestar is on the oil business. They make plastic fittings for oil rigs. They make their own high quality plastic
@@dillongrant7650 maybe some not all. I’m not guessing here. I know that they have used pellets that were provided by gateway. I’m not saying it’s bad it’s just supply chain. Geeze
Great to see the Lone Star plastic.
I have the Lariat in Bravo plastic 170g and it flies to the numbers. Would love to get a Growler. If you don’t like that one due to the plastic feel, I would be willing to give it a go and review it and place the review up .
great review
Lariat is in Lima Plastic. I can tell by by weight and the sound it made on release. I do carry Alpha Lariats.
I throw an all LSD bag, and the Growler is a slightly more overstable version of the Harrier. So if someone wants an awesome distance driver but wants it to be a little less stable than the Growler, check out the Harrier. I'm a huge fan of LSD's Alpha plastic and have some in Bravo as well like my Dos X and a few others. I really love their plastic and the way it feels.
The Growler acts like a stable disc. No -3 turn there. Is it too heavy of a disc to turn over. I know you said tailwind so that with make it more overstable.
I like to use lone star during the winter because of the flexibility of the bravo plastic, it’s a better Gstar style plastic in my opinion
its 150 so he's most likely throwing a Lima Lariat
What plastic is the growler?
What’s your thoughts on the growler vs the new dd?
Extremely similar. Whichever brands plastic you like more
@@IceBergTV ok thanks!
I recently found a brand new Artemis in Bravo plastic during a round (no ink on it). I really like it. The plastic feels nice. It has a bit more glide than my Entropy and maybe a tick less overstable. I actually threw it in from about 80' on my second throw on a forehand. Its similar to my Zone and Axiom Temple in flight and profile. It definitely got me thinking about looking at more Lonestar!
Ayyy those are the numbers for a Hades I believe!! Solid for noodles
I currently down own any Lonestar...but I'm kinda "window shopping" for about 3-5 new discs... I'll consider Lonestar. Thanks for the review
Try a Mockingbird. Great fairway driver, kinda like a Leopard3 with more glide.
My two Growlers and DDs came in this week. So far, the Bravo Growler is my favorite of the bunch. The Alpha just doesn't have the same turn, yet is a roller into the wind. The DDs just aren't better than the mambas I already have. May trade them.
Never thrown any Lone Star. Looks good though!
The Discraft Hades has the same flight numbers as the Growler and ive been loving it ever since i picked it up. Esp in a tail wind it bombs.
Try that Big Z, find one that’s nice and domey and you will enjoy
@@discgolf2479 thanks for the info. I've been thinking about getting the BigZ
What is a harrier number?
That Growler didn't look like a -3 turn disc, but otherwise a very nice review.
I think it's funny how Lonestar's main point of their promotion is the quality of the plastic and that was the only issue you had with them.
Most of Lone Star's plastics are great, but Lima (the one used in the Lariat here) has gotten some negative reviews because of the feeling and the noise it makes on impact. I've thrown most of their molds, and all of their plastic types, and the only one I dislike is Lima.
The Tern and the Hades have the same numbers as the Growler. Those numbers on any company's disc bombs. The new DD is close too. It's just an 11 speed instead of 12. The other numbers are the same.
I found the Glow Lariat to fly like my sirius Orion LS & the color plastic(bravo) flys like my beat in Eagle.
If you would give a clue on distance it would help the majority who watch your channel who have average speed arms as yourself.
Wait.. isn't this a meme channel?
Always
@@IceBergTV just making sure. I thought maybe I was wrong.