Great review. I got distracted by the area that you are throwing in. Kept thinking 'this guy has got to be in Baldwin county AL'. I grew up in Mobile. Subscribed.
I freaking love Royal Grand plastic but I'm honestly confused why Brave exists when it's basically just a River. They should just make Royal Rivers!!! PS you did a great job on consistent release angle and speed for comparison, along with a good camera placement. That's so important and so many people half-ass this, so thanks! It might be nice to slap a final distance on the screen so we can get a feel for the speed you're throwing at.
"With the feel of an Explorer" I for one don't really like the handfeel of the River, we'll see what different runs do, Royal prototypes have been more US is my feeling ;)
This is a bomber disc with a smaller rim, not at all the same purpose as the other 7-speeds in the lineup (Maul/Underworld roller, Evader/Glory OS flight dump in the end, Explorer/Evader dependable on most lines). So For every armspeed in normal weather it'll go far from what I have seen, You are not supposed to power it flat, thats for pople with less than 300' max distance which is a great distance for an 7 speed. Anny for beginners wanting some speed, deep hyzer for +400' which is great for anyone with a 7 speed if they know where It'll land ;P
For me it was pretty similar to the Maul I had (which was metal flake so maybe more stable than a stock Maul). Maybe a touch more stable, but not be a crazy amount. Definitely in the right conditions on the right angle it can bomb.
I really hope the Brave you got is a tad less stable than most and the Maul a tiny bit more stable since L64° are pretty good at finding slots not filled within their own line and have almost "retired" molds aviable within Triolo... House of Discs ;) It flew so beautiful for Johannanananannesss Aka Johannes Högberg in their recent "discspeed vs armspeed"-video, but he is very smooth with high spin it seems ^_^
Great review. For this speed of disc, I am not sure that the Brave would replace my Underworld or Seer. Do love that Royal Line plastic.
Love the disc reviews. More in depth than most.
Great review. I got distracted by the area that you are throwing in. Kept thinking 'this guy has got to be in Baldwin county AL'. I grew up in Mobile. Subscribed.
Great detailed review!
How would u compare the brave stability to a maverick? To me it seems more flippy but a ton more glide having thrown both . Great video
what elevation are you at? In my experience it plays a significant role in the flippyness of my understable discs.
Pretty close to sea level.
I freaking love Royal Grand plastic but I'm honestly confused why Brave exists when it's basically just a River. They should just make Royal Rivers!!!
PS you did a great job on consistent release angle and speed for comparison, along with a good camera placement. That's so important and so many people half-ass this, so thanks! It might be nice to slap a final distance on the screen so we can get a feel for the speed you're throwing at.
"With the feel of an Explorer" I for one don't really like the handfeel of the River, we'll see what different runs do, Royal prototypes have been more US is my feeling ;)
This is a bomber disc with a smaller rim, not at all the same purpose as the other 7-speeds in the lineup (Maul/Underworld roller, Evader/Glory OS flight dump in the end, Explorer/Evader dependable on most lines).
So For every armspeed in normal weather it'll go far from what I have seen, You are not supposed to power it flat, thats for pople with less than 300' max distance which is a great distance for an 7 speed. Anny for beginners wanting some speed, deep hyzer for +400' which is great for anyone with a 7 speed if they know where It'll land ;P
For me it was pretty similar to the Maul I had (which was metal flake so maybe more stable than a stock Maul). Maybe a touch more stable, but not be a crazy amount.
Definitely in the right conditions on the right angle it can bomb.
I really hope the Brave you got is a tad less stable than most and the Maul a tiny bit more stable since L64° are pretty good at finding slots not filled within their own line and have almost "retired" molds aviable within Triolo... House of Discs ;)
It flew so beautiful for Johannanananannesss Aka Johannes Högberg in their recent "discspeed vs armspeed"-video, but he is very smooth with high spin it seems ^_^
@@Iliyena87 Ya I am a mere AM haha, so I am sure I didn't provide the most optimal examples. But I tried my best.
Surprised you didn't compare it to a Latitude 64 River.
Maul 7/7/-2/1
River 7/7/-1/1
Explorer 7/5/0/2
Sounds like a slightly beat in River to me.
Didn't have a River on hand to use unfortunately. Either way, I feel it compares PRETTY close to the Maul, maybe just a touch more stable.
@DustinDiscGolf thank you for the review. It was really in depth.