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I have gone through several form changes over the last year or so. I am constantly trying to add distance while maintaining consistency! I appreciate the tips

I LOOOOOOOOVE the Skeeter!

@@discgolflists, I do too - I don’t understand why it gets hated on. It’s one of the smoothest fliers I have.

@@discgolflists, it’s a surprisingly good putter, too.

@@AaronSmith2235 Most people don’t want stuff that’s too flippy, always wanting the most overstable stuff.

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you watching. Keep coming back for more!

A lot more OS. The Axe in Storm plastic is a GREAT compliment to the Zone. Flies and feels like the Zone and the Buzzz combined, a very underrated disc.

Way more overstable than a Zone!! Less glide, more dump. This is the only disc from Viking that I bag, but I have thrown several other molds: Rune(great!), Cosmos(straight and gliiidey), and the Axe(not my favorite, just nothing special about it) to name a few.

My friend loves the Cosmos. But I highly recommend the Axe in Storm plastic if you can find one. Mark my words, it is the lovechild of the Zone and the Buzzz, both the feel and the flight are smack dab in the middle of those two. I'm amazed it doesn't get more love.

Love Viking discs, especially this Loki! You may have tried by now… But anny forehand does hold a bit longer than on backhand for me, but still has the fight to get out of it!

It is understable for suuuuure. It definitely can’t handle all of the juice, but a smooth throw will still get you good distance due to the glide and will still turn right. I thought I had filmed a profile and even held it next to my Infinite Cohort for a comparison, but my camera battery ran out. I can tell you that it is VERY shallow. I can see people with larger hands and thick fingers having a hard time gripping well and maintains the grip all the way through. The shape of the rim reminds me a bit of a Tomb but is even more shallow than a Cohort.

Righty forehand. Flex line with an overstable disc is the only line I can work.

Great question! Of those 2, I prefer the Zone for 3 reasons. The Zone is more resistant to turn and has a more dependable fade. The Zone also has more distance potential.The Ruin has a pretty unique shape and feel which can be off-putting for some. If I could choose any overstable approach disc, it is the Viking Discs Loki. Check out my review of it that I just posted!

I'm always happy to play with anyone! If you see me out there, let's play. Happy to answer any questions and teach the basics! There's also a couple leagues in the area too that you can find on Facebook.

No doubt it is great! The Sensei still goes in my bag periodically because it has such awesome glide and is a sweet driving putter. The Infinite Discs starter set is also money for both beginners and seasoned players looking for some affordable discs.

Thanks for watching. Be on the lookout for the 3rd and final game to be posted today!

Ryan's comeback from being down match point was pretty impressive, huh??!?!?!

Check it out: ua-cam.com/video/EgAe5qutKxg/v-deo.html

This is the stock stamp. Infinite Discs has done pretty well keeping them in stock, though they are out right now... Use this link to look for them: infinitediscs.com/Discraft-Zone?tag=7ec23eae

It's a sweet disc for sure! I love the feel of the Crztal Flx. I am honestly still practicing with it and learning its flight and uses but don't really keep it my bag yet for tournament rounds. I want to like it so much... But I am not completely sold yet.

Agreed! I threw one toooooo straight in a league round today, haha

The Metal Flake C-Blend that I have has hardly beaten at all. Admittedly, it hasn't kept a consistent spot in my bag, but I have thrown it enough to see that it beats in very slowly. I found I didn't like the beaded midrange a whole lot, and haven't found consistency in overstable mids in general.

@@discgolflists have you thrown the Hyzerbomb Recon Mortar? It’s essentially a beadless Gator/MD5. Super nice and overstable.

I have not tried any Hyzerbomb discs. Hopefully, I can try that one and some others out someday!

Thanks for watching, and I appreciate the feedback!

Better than Paul Mcbeth, hands down.

Awesome question! Funny enough, I have a hole at my home course that I play forehand roller with almost every round. I will post a video of it for you soon! In regards to your question though, it's probably not quite as good for forehand rollers, though it may depend on your power. The Scepter isn't quite as overstable and it has a little dome, versus the best Firebirds that a board flat. For these reasons, the Scepter comes out of the roller a little easier/quicker than a Firebird might. Hope this helps, and keep an eye out for a video with some forehand rollers that I'll post for you soon!

@@discgolflists Cool. Thanks for answering my question too. I'll definitely look forward to that video.

Sure thing, have an awesome day! I look forward to hearing from you again.

Wow, thanks! I don't get to play or upload as much as I wish I could. I really appreciate your time spent watching this video and leaving some feedback. Let me know if there something you would like to review or showcase on my channel!

@@discgolflists If you have not tried much prodigy yet, i'd suggest (there are many I could suggest. It is going to be tough narrowing it down to one, but since you tried the starter pack i'll give you one that is different than those) to try the prodigy M2 in the clear plastic which is called 400. (not 400g which is the star plastic fyi) it has been one of my favorite straight to overstable midranges ever. It is much different to most other slightly overstable mids on the market! (that does not mean it is just designed bad I want to say)

Sure thing, I will for sure! I really liked the F Model S and the P Model S. I have also been wanting to try the A3 to compare to the other overstable approach discs, and Kevin Jones has been raving about it. I'll check out the M2 also!

@@discgolflists Let me then just give you a run down on the a3 and a2. The a3 is like if you took a gator and made it slimmer and more comfortable in the hand. It faster than most popular approach discs like the harp and just a bit faster than the zone. The a2 is like a firebird as a much slower disc. Depending on the plastic it can beat up to be less overstable, but the main point is that it is faster and more overstable than a normal overstable putter. It is also much better feeling in the hand than a gator or a3 in my opinion. Prodigy doesn't have a zone clone because the approach series is just a bit faster. But the pa1 or pa3 in premium plastic fly like a harp. That was a lot of words so sorry. I guess I am slightly passionate about it.

More info is better! I don't always retain everything, but I enjoy getting real insight about discs and plastics from those that have used them. Your insight was helpful, as I was expecting an A3 to be like a Harp or Pig, but it seems that isn't the case. Preeeeesh!

Lovin the Buzzz for sure. Haha, yea these teepads are a bit odd, for sure. This course was designed as an Eagle Scout project by a kid in the area. I am proud to showcase their hard work!

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I will be getting a Zone the next time I order some discs. I have never tried one, and I hear so many people talk about it.

Don't put that evil on me! Haha. Love my Ruin even more now that I am more familiar with it.

Sounds like you have a much stronger arm than I do! Maybe a Zone, Pig, or Harp would work better for you in that slot.

Thanks Chris! I've been working hard on my putting motion lately with a practice basket at home and have been seeing some real improvement. I am playing in my first tournament in a while next month and I am gonna see if I can keep it up while under pressure!

Molenny Disc Golf good luck!

This is on the Northeast side of Florida, called the Emerald Coast! This is at one of my go-to courses, Morgan Sports Complex.

Just saw in one of your video posts, the, Q&A vid, that you are from Florida originally. Hit me up on Insta if you’re in the area and we’ll get together! Maybe even shoot a crossover vid!

If you think the Genius is gonna work for you for some distance or a roller, I would definitely recommend getting the Premium version. I prefer my putters in the baseline like D-blend, DX, Pro-D, etc, so I liked the Sensei but if you want it only as an off the tee thrower, maybe get premium version too. The Maestro could be cool to carry in both plastics to have the same hand feel with varying flight paths as I imagine the Premium version will be more stable and hold its stability longer.

@@discgolflists thanks for the answer, I will probably buy the sensei and the genius separately and check them out as they are not that expensive when bought separately. If I like it, maybe I will go for premiums

Attack444 444 Sounds like a good plan! The Sensei is seriously so good. It went right into my bag and have been using it for straight upshots all the time since I did the review.

I think it is hard to argue. I would like to try the full starter line from Prodigy, but they only list them in lighter weights.

Yea, it is pretty crazy. I can't seem to fully understand why they don't make more...

Molenny Disc Golf hype value I guess, make more people want it if they decide to do it again and sell out again

I can dig that in concept. I read they only make 1,000 though. I feel like hype would be just as high and still sell out instantly if they made 2,000 or even 3,000. More money for Discraft and Brodie like they deserve. I don't claim to be a business expert, but it seems like a win-win to me. No worries though, props to the people that were dedicated and lucky enough to get them!

Molenny Disc Golf no doubt

That is awesome! I got the bug now and will be trying to get every one of his new releases.

What a rollercoaster! This was my first attempt at getting one. I didn't realize how much I actually wanted it until it said "sold out" and I felt that pit in my stomach and just felt like drawing my blackout curtains and sleeping for a week straight.

Seriously? I played their too when I was on vacation!

Disc Golf Bros no way that’s so cool

Awesome! Hit me up if you're in the area again, let's play around and shoot a crossover video!

@Molenny Disc Golf I won’t be back anytime soon, but if I do come, I’ll tell you!

I filmed the course, so you can check it out if you want! ua-cam.com/video/HAufZetNNrg/v-deo.html ( I’ve improved a lot since then)

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I will be sure to include profile pics in my future reviews! Thanks for watching, have an awesome day!

I picked these discs up a couple months ago on sale at infinitediscs.com . The Loki is seriously an awesome disc, a staple and one of the most used discs in my bag. It’s only sold in their “Storm” plastic now though, which is like Champion/C-Blend, basically. I bet that’ll be even more overstable! Haha. The Rune is is awesome putter and can definitely handle power off the tee and for approaches. The Rune has been in and out of my bag, it just hasn’t been able to consistently beat out what I have already. BDGC’s UA-cam channel has even more in depth reviews of Viking Discs too!

Jeremy’s Disc golf Yep, there are some great discs in their lineup. I got that shirt from Infinite Discs for only $8 in a mystery box!

Sweet, thanks for watching!

I do too, what an awesome disc! I was just starting to get a good feel for it, and I cracked it yesterday!! 😵

Molenny Disc Golf Haha dangg no way!

Yes way. Large concrete pole vs Buzzz... there was a clear winner. I melted it back together and have still been playing with it. I am not certain that it is PDGA legal once cracked and melted together though...??? Haha

Slingers will sling!

It’s always slinging time!