I loved the judge until I got a nomad but I feel discraft makes the best putting putters even though I don't use any. I use nomad and glow Reko glow Envy
@@JoshJackson13 Discraft doesn’t have that many putter plastics and most are more expensive. Trilogy and mvp have a variety of affordable putter plastics
@@calebdyer6332 true. But I can put with almost any discraft putter bc they come out clean. DD just don't have a good soft plastic like jawbreaker and MVP soft. Or even discraft putter line is soft and tacky.
I think the purpose of the soft justice is for people who want to use it for approaches. It helps it sit down. I have a super warped tactic that I had one specific dent I almost used as a thumb track
The Valediaz Justice is one of my favorites in my bag. It’s not baseline. It’s Putter soft. So it doesn’t have the skip of a Justice. Makes it a phenomenal approach disc.
For those of us who know your game, its fun to watch you dive into a brand. Would be cool to see more content like this from other brands (MVP, Lonestar, Kastaplast)
Trust vs eMac Truth is most about feel yepp, I prefer my straight and stable midrange shallow and with a bead, preferbly a microbead to throw it instead of my fairway-drivers... so I throw? :P That Justice is SuperSoft, its gummy, it can hit 500 trees and not loose its flight (superstable and not skip or bounce), it might be weird shaped some times but just grip and rip until the sun wears it out after a few years. Missing my SuperSoft Marshall.. used to throw it some in a gravel parking lot when waiting for food ordered, dont know where it went since some time...
i havent thrown Honor but numbers say 9 5 0 2,5. and glory numbers is 7 5 0 3, i have glory in my bag, and its my favorite from last summer when i bough it. love the shape of it. not for distance ofc :) but forehand and backhand whatever power you want
This was such a good concept for a video and I think a homerun for DD. I think two weeks gives you enough time to learn the discs and then summarizing them was really interesting. I also liked that you threw most of them just flat on backhand so you can really compare the flight between the molds. What comes to the Rive (and other Supreme molds as well), the plastic seems to beat it really fast in the beginning. My orbit Rive was just an absolute meathook when I got it, but already in 3-4 weeks it had become the straight to fade workhorse. I just hope get the chance to follow up on this with another with more neutral distance drivers like the Grace, Trespass and maybe even something like the Sherif, Sword or Flow.
what's your opinion on trilogy premium plastic durability? I've heard every now and then that they lost stability really quickly after a few tree hits, but then keep that stability for a really long time.
The River is one of my all-time favorites and I believe all beginner-advanced players should own. Obviously it's super easy to throw but, more than that, it's an excellent learning disc. The giant glide it has makes it very unforgiving; if you put it on the wrong line it's going to hold that " wrong line" forever so it's a great way to really hone in on release angle and speed
Man, please get yourself a Striker and make a video of it. It is the most underrated Trilogy mold out there imho. In Gold plastic it is absolutely money, the Opto-Ice ones are pretty similar to it but I prefer the Gold line feel. However I don't like Opto ones, they seem to not flip up at all for me but also, somehow, not fade as nicely either. I would appreciate a small review of the Striker a lot, I honestly don't understand how it isn't more popular than it is.
I thought the same thing. Trespass is very good profile very similar to my krait but little less stable. Great Back hand disc. KRAIT is my 4 hand bomber
The Pure is something everyone should try. In any plastic really, even the putter plastic ones don't beat in too fast. Maybe the straightest flying disc ever. Also it is really easy to go a bit more/less stable and a bit more shallow/deep from it if one doesn't like it.
I want that ice truth. Truth was my first disc and what I learned to 4 hand with. It can do it all. I replaced it with my meteors now. Can't 4 hand meteor tho. But I bag a PYRO
My farthest disc on average is my 141g Lucid Air Escape. I wish they had sent you one of those as well as the supreme like they did for the felon. I think they compliment each other well and would love to see your view on the air version. I was wondering, what's the approximate distance to the golf green or tee?
@@IceBergTV fair enough, I was hoping they gave you the maiden, gatekeeper, or at least the harp but still a good video and happy to see you trying out some trilogy!
Pure is an all-time disc. Every disc golfer could use one. Putting or throwing, it's an outstanding mold. If I have a quibble with it, it's a bit long and infringes on mid territory.
I have been working hard on my putter-game recently and had some issues with it flipping over, but it gets better and better for me, have reached 300' downhill with it so yeah, it goes far, and it can really soar to the right (RHBH) and fall down in a headwind if thrown perfect.
I love the judge for putting. Trilogy in general has the best putting putters overall.
Love my Judges! I love the low profile!
I loved the judge until I got a nomad but I feel discraft makes the best putting putters even though I don't use any. I use nomad and glow Reko glow Envy
@@JoshJackson13 Discraft doesn’t have that many putter plastics and most are more expensive. Trilogy and mvp have a variety of affordable putter plastics
@@calebdyer6332 true. But I can put with almost any discraft putter bc they come out clean. DD just don't have a good soft plastic like jawbreaker and MVP soft. Or even discraft putter line is soft and tacky.
My people!
I think the purpose of the soft justice is for people who want to use it for approaches. It helps it sit down. I have a super warped tactic that I had one specific dent I almost used as a thumb track
Trilogy has the best putter plastics. Period.
The Valediaz Justice is one of my favorites in my bag. It’s not baseline. It’s Putter soft. So it doesn’t have the skip of a Justice. Makes it a phenomenal approach disc.
What course are you at everytime you film these videos. Pretty looking golf courses
Local golf course w disc baskets
For those of us who know your game, its fun to watch you dive into a brand. Would be cool to see more content like this from other brands (MVP, Lonestar, Kastaplast)
They really shorted you on the drivers. My picks from least stable to most would be Orbit Bolt, Grand Orbit Grace, Ballista, Ballista Pro/Rive/Raider
Trust vs eMac Truth is most about feel yepp, I prefer my straight and stable midrange shallow and with a bead, preferbly a microbead to throw it instead of my fairway-drivers... so I throw? :P
That Justice is SuperSoft, its gummy, it can hit 500 trees and not loose its flight (superstable and not skip or bounce), it might be weird shaped some times but just grip and rip until the sun wears it out after a few years. Missing my SuperSoft Marshall.. used to throw it some in a gravel parking lot when waiting for food ordered, dont know where it went since some time...
i havent thrown Honor but numbers say 9 5 0 2,5. and glory numbers is 7 5 0 3, i have glory in my bag, and its my favorite from last summer when i bough it. love the shape of it. not for distance ofc :) but forehand and backhand whatever power you want
Trespass is pretty good
This was such a good concept for a video and I think a homerun for DD. I think two weeks gives you enough time to learn the discs and then summarizing them was really interesting. I also liked that you threw most of them just flat on backhand so you can really compare the flight between the molds.
What comes to the Rive (and other Supreme molds as well), the plastic seems to beat it really fast in the beginning. My orbit Rive was just an absolute meathook when I got it, but already in 3-4 weeks it had become the straight to fade workhorse.
I just hope get the chance to follow up on this with another with more neutral distance drivers like the Grace, Trespass and maybe even something like the Sherif, Sword or Flow.
The Honor is actually 9 speed and the Glory is a 7 speed. They have a 2 millimeter rim width difference.
what's your opinion on trilogy premium plastic durability? I've heard every now and then that they lost stability really quickly after a few tree hits, but then keep that stability for a really long time.
The River is one of my all-time favorites and I believe all beginner-advanced players should own. Obviously it's super easy to throw but, more than that, it's an excellent learning disc. The giant glide it has makes it very unforgiving; if you put it on the wrong line it's going to hold that " wrong line" forever so it's a great way to really hone in on release angle and speed
Man, please get yourself a Striker and make a video of it. It is the most underrated Trilogy mold out there imho. In Gold plastic it is absolutely money, the Opto-Ice ones are pretty similar to it but I prefer the Gold line feel. However I don't like Opto ones, they seem to not flip up at all for me but also, somehow, not fade as nicely either. I would appreciate a small review of the Striker a lot, I honestly don't understand how it isn't more popular than it is.
They should have sent you a trespass. I bet you'd bomb those
I thought the same thing. Trespass is very good profile very similar to my krait but little less stable. Great Back hand disc. KRAIT is my 4 hand bomber
The Pure is something everyone should try. In any plastic really, even the putter plastic ones don't beat in too fast. Maybe the straightest flying disc ever. Also it is really easy to go a bit more/less stable and a bit more shallow/deep from it if one doesn't like it.
As someone who bags only trilogy, it's a shame they didn't send you any Westside Discs. Westside has some absolute gems in their lineup.
Soft OS aproach disc is a cheat code for aproaches. It flies like premium plastic but it just does not skip.
Cool and different way to review. Keep um comin.
Sad that I lost my new lucid ice orbit emac truth.
Most solid DG-channel out there! Keep it up.
I also love Emac truth!
Thank you🧊
Pure, Emac Truth, Harp and Stag my go to Trilogy discs.
No trespass
when they say that a Warden is a better, beadless Judge, does that make it an EMac Judge? Or is that yet another mold?
Yet another mold. I think at this point I have every DD & almost all L64 putters
Was that pink lucid ice disc and Emac truth or a truth?
Emac sorry i wasnt clear
My Ricky tb3 is 162g and More stable than that evader. Probably close to that honor. And it's 2 years old
I want that ice truth. Truth was my first disc and what I learned to 4 hand with. It can do it all. I replaced it with my meteors now. Can't 4 hand meteor tho. But I bag a PYRO
For weird disc Wednesday you should try to test an "Original Jelly Flyer" or The Amazing Jumbo Jelly Flyer.
My farthest disc on average is my 141g Lucid Air Escape. I wish they had sent you one of those as well as the supreme like they did for the felon. I think they compliment each other well and would love to see your view on the air version.
I was wondering, what's the approximate distance to the golf green or tee?
Too bad they didn't send you a fusion raider, I think that's the best distance driver they make.
Wow I'm sad they gave you no westside.
I have a bear but i wasnt a fan
@@IceBergTV fair enough, I was hoping they gave you the maiden, gatekeeper, or at least the harp but still a good video and happy to see you trying out some trilogy!
Pure is an all-time disc. Every disc golfer could use one. Putting or throwing, it's an outstanding mold. If I have a quibble with it, it's a bit long and infringes on mid territory.
I have been working hard on my putter-game recently and had some issues with it flipping over, but it gets better and better for me, have reached 300' downhill with it so yeah, it goes far, and it can really soar to the right (RHBH) and fall down in a headwind if thrown perfect.
foot fault
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#1 reason why I'll never throw DD- too many different plastics