It has come to my attention (definitely by my own research and NOT AT ALL because I've gotten 445 comments) that the Saint came before the Escape. thank you all for correcting me! Appreciate your contributions to this community and sport :)
Thanks for reaching out Sir. My Putting is improving well. Currently dialing in at 30 feet. Release on drives flatter and straighter. Tough year on practice time. Lots of mandatory OT at job site.
Nice review Sir. I too feel the 7 glide is a stretch as far as my L64 River is concerned. Only 18 months into my journey with the game. Only at throwing 250/270 so far and yes practice putting is so important.
You made the comment that the Saint is a "baby" Grace, and I couldn't agree more! I bagged the saint since I started playing, and loved that it would hold whatever line I put it on, but would always fade back at the end. The Grace does just that, but faster! I've always called the Grace the "Big Sister" of the Saint and It's nice to hear the same from someone else.
I love the visual effects you added throughout the video...adding flight lines without zooming would be sweet too and gives more of a feel to how the disc flew.
The saint was my first disc, and I got so attached to it that I have 3 in my bag nowadays. OptoX Saint is my favorite, more overstable than Opto saints. It's a great disc for standstill shots and "get-out-of-trouble" shots on wooded courses because of the glide.
I have been cycling saints for 3-4 years now. plastic has a big influence, mostly in that the Gold line plastic is significantly more consistent disc to disc, where as the opto plastic stability and glide varies drastically depending on color/opaqueness, I don't know if that is anyone else experience. Love your content! Keep on crushing it :)
Been bagging a fuzion orbit escape, a supreme escpae, and an opto saint for the last couple months trying to work out this slot and this finally convinced me to pull my saint. Keep up the great work!
I like the Escape. Every time I get a new one, I fall in love with it for about 2 weeks... then it beats into very flippy and is just a roller disc. Wish it would stay at it stability that it starts with
Getaway lover here. Please give the mold a try in Lucid or hybrid. It starts off stable, but it beats in to what you want your escape to be for a long long time, and with the 2.0 rim width they go farrrr far. Seriously its so underrated.
@@welcomesendys7559 this. exactly. throw Getaways. the new Mason Ford Orbit Getaways are pure MONEY. Not the earlier hybrid plastic which are more stable than Felons...unless you need that slot also.
I bag a saint and it has to be my favorite disc, I feel like it always flies the way I want it and just feels amazing out of the hand. Had a learning curve throwing it though and learning the turn on it
I love the bit you said at the start that you underestimate the stability of a -1 disc, that is so real with so many people. People absolutely think that the Saint is a roller when new, same with the Fuse and even the Pure. They're for sure understable but not a roller for most people.
The Opto Saint ages like no other disc. It turns into a distance driver eventually. But for some reason, although it has more turn than the Saint Pro it also has more fade. The Saint EXCELS at low lines.
I had a saint once but when I was doing fieldwork I threw a 330-340ft roller with it and a tweaker on a bicycle rode past, bent over and picked it up without stopping. I no longer have a saint.
I actually bag both! The Saint was my first disc that I could get over 300 ft and the escape was one I could get past 250 ft when I first started. I also bag the Saint Pro which is a straight flier for me
Anybody who doesn't know the saint..... doesn't know disc golf. Ever heard of someone named John E McCray? I throw the saint all the time and john e is still one of my favorites. ✌️
I've been bagging a saint ever since I started. In my opinion it's a very good starter disc even tho it's a fairway it's just so controllable for me and now it's beaten up so it's so flippy and I easily hyzer flip and it just glides straight the whole way. Very good disc
I know you haven’t gotten your hands on the supreme escape yet, but you should (whether you film a bag it or bin it or not). It’s genuinely incredible. Flips right up and fades perfectly. It’s incredibly reliable. Quickly becoming my workhorse and you can’t beat the plastic (basically Royal Grand)
Totally agree. I find myself grabbing it just for the feel of the plastic, but it's stable enough to rip but totally capable of finishing a complete turnover line when put on anhyzer.
I have 2 Escape in fuzion: 174 g and 170g. Absolutely love them out to 325. Very flat with a good, consistent fade. The 170 g even has a bit of flip for me, which is handy. Want to try the River next.
I would revisit the saint for hyzer flips you can get great 330+ low straight shots with it with little effort once you can throw drivers 400+ . Its a cheat code in the woods. Also as you get more power you can get more lines out of it as you work different power levels and degree of hyzer. Once you get the touch of it, it's money. plus they beat in well. For new players get a lighter one for the same effect. A lighter saint is a great teacher to learn hyzer flips and learn to to work angles. If your new but serious its really a great disc to learn to throw smooth with and grow with.
I bagged an Opto Saint for quite a while. Flew beautifully out of the box, like a very easy -2/2. After about 4 months it became too flippy, easily a -4/2 or -4/1.
This is a great comparison. I use both the Saint and the Escape as my forehand drivers, and the Saint is DEFINITELY more glidy for me. The Escape is good for control and tunnel drives (or sometimes approaches) while the Saint is a bomber.
Does the little bit of dome make it uncomfortable for forehands? MVP Tesla is my 9/5/-1/2 but was interested in a Escape, didn’t know about that Saint.
I'm looking forward to that Discology Bags review! Curious to hear which one you prefer, I went Izzo for the extra storage space, but that OG looks real nice too.
Thanks! Have been on the fence to buy these! This review have some nice full flight in slight headwind - the shot you really want to see to compare it to other discs the best. Seems I'd love both of these discs, BUT recently jumped on the Hybrid/Control Driver-train as seen in comments lately. Seems I can use my Fenrir for this slot, its not OS as its numbers suggests (10,4,0,3), it holds an anhyzer very well on backhands in Armor- and got some turn in Storm-plastic. ^_^
I believe DD has always had their discs designed and produced by L64. IMO the vast majority of molds from the Trilogy brands have clearly been done by the same design team, and it's even creeping into the design language of the Discmania stuff now being made with them too.
@@pbgamble That's what I meant when I said "their" discs; a lineup specifically designed for their brand. A DD stamped destroyer is not a DD disc, definitely was not trying to imply that
If you want to see the 7 glide, you need to hyzerflip the disc on a hard, really low shot. Like hip height. But damn does the Saint go far on that shot.
For me, Trilogy Glide numbers seem to be less about raw distance and more about how the disc flies. The Saint flight-both in my experience and in this video-is a bit smoother and floatier compared to the Escape, and tends to sit down more than crash into the ground. The Saint is touchier, and needs to be thrown smoother to really get that good flight. One of my playing buddies throws an Escape over a Saint because he's less smooth, which tends to make the Saint turn over for him and negate any benefit of the glidier flight. I throw the Saint instead because I like the floatier flight better for shaping shots. They go about the same distance overall, though. I find there's a similar situation between the River and the Maverick, which are basically the Speed 7 equivalents.
I feel like the way you describe glide is what it actually should mean from an aerodynamics perspective. That is to say, a glidier disc will stay in it's "high speed" characteristic (turn) longer than a less glidey disc would before entering the "low speed" (fade) part of the flight. I'm not sure if that's what companies actually use it for or how the rating is even determined, but it makes sense to me. I always find it easier to keep turn on a glidier disc. Then again, maybe I'm completely wrong?
I have both in the air range so lighter weights. OF the two I reach more for the saint. But....... even more pulled from the bag is the air Jade. even lighter still. But if it is windy? Bets are off, going back to the explorer. Nice to see you compare them both though. My hubby is more the Escape user.
Anthony, what bag do you currently use? Also, have never thrown a river, but had a opto saint in my bag for a year or so, before the westside stag took it's place. It was a little more controllable fairway for me.
Saint is defo 7 glide! Same for the River. BUT, (There's always a "but"!) The River can't be thrown with full power. It is designed to take 70% of your max, and then blow your mind with how far and how straight it glides. Saint should be called "River Plus" in my view. It's a River your can hit with 90-100% of your power, without burning over.
The Crave is a better version of the River ... It is silly! I love rivers, and still have one really beat in guy ( it's my get out of jail or tired arm disc) >>> I think you might love it!
Well I have a semi beat in champ savant and new lucid escape, escape has more turn, but I am getting more distance out of the savant ( but I mean I've been throwing the savant like 10 months and the escape about 5 days) and obviously you learn a disc with more time throwing it but that being said I'd say the savant is only 10-15 ft more on average, it will be interesting once I learn the escape and it beats in a bit. The champion Savant I'm more like -.33 turn not quite a -.5 yet alone the -1 advertised and this is with it beat in and with about 350ft -375ft of power on it. I don't have a huge arm but I also wouldn't say a 9 speed is too much disc for me either. But yeah escape regularly turns what ide expect a -1 to do, the savant, honestly it's probably just similar to a very beat in thunderbird, but I haven't had a chance to throw a thunderbird yet alone a few years beat in one. But I like the turn from the escape, means I can hit a straight shot while backing off of it a little bit. That being said my teebrid3 was bombing before I lost it. And I think it beat in to have more turn than my Savant, even though it started in champ much more stable than the savant. It gained some turn and lost a little bit of fade.
The only one I have experience with is the new Supreme Escape. For me max 300 feet distance, the 9/5/-1/2 numbers are pretty spot on. Honestly it throws like a faster Crave to me.
The Trilogy Challenge Saint is more stable, very similar to an Escape. I bag Escapes still and the Supreme Escape is fantastic, a tick more stable and easy to throw on a rope 350-375ft.
I bag an Opto Air Saint (154g), and it’s actually board flat. Thing is my hyzer flip disc for tunnel shots in the woods that need to push straight for forever. One of the best discs you can bag! Sneaky sneaky good! I do also have a regular opto Saint that’s max weight and way more stable for pushing hyzer shots. Opto air Saint for the win baby
It's hard to tell in this videos if there being honest . Did give one disc a bad throw or did he the other disc a good throw. What disc is he trying to look good? Or what disc is he trying bad?
Saint was in production long before the escape was ever made. Plastic definitely has more to do with it than you give it credit. The old original plastic that Latitude used flies much differently than the modern day plastic.
While I like seeing the course throws. I think it is way more valuable to do comparisons in the field with no pressure, no obstructions. Put them through the paces. Then go out and do “real throws”. There is way too much variation/user error, random branches etc for reviews to be very useful.
I really want to love your videos. I like your content a lot. You put a lot of effort in and your goal is cool. But man, breath. My opinion is, you should add more quieter moment, you are constantly speaking. Add to that, the fact that you are talking quite fast (not a problem when isolated), it makes your videos a little overwhelming.
I’m not seeing consistency between shots. Depending on what disc you throw first, you correct on the second throw. Not a fair comparison when there’s no consistency.
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It has come to my attention (definitely by my own research and NOT AT ALL because I've gotten 445 comments) that the Saint came before the Escape.
thank you all for correcting me! Appreciate your contributions to this community and sport :)
Those tee pads are amazing.
I've been using the escape and getaway as my 1-2 punch for fairways for a few months. Loving that combo.
Thanks for reaching out Sir. My Putting is improving well. Currently dialing in at 30 feet. Release on drives flatter and straighter. Tough year on practice time. Lots of mandatory OT at job site.
Nice review Sir. I too feel the 7 glide is a stretch as far as my L64 River is concerned. Only 18 months into my journey with the game. Only at throwing 250/270 so far and yes practice putting is so important.
You are now 27 months into your journey, how's it going?
You made the comment that the Saint is a "baby" Grace, and I couldn't agree more! I bagged the saint since I started playing, and loved that it would hold whatever line I put it on, but would always fade back at the end. The Grace does just that, but faster! I've always called the Grace the "Big Sister" of the Saint and It's nice to hear the same from someone else.
I love the visual effects you added throughout the video...adding flight lines without zooming would be sweet too and gives more of a feel to how the disc flew.
The saint was my first disc, and I got so attached to it that I have 3 in my bag nowadays. OptoX Saint is my favorite, more overstable than Opto saints. It's a great disc for standstill shots and "get-out-of-trouble" shots on wooded courses because of the glide.
That delivery on the joke about being a math channel half way through. That my friend was Gold, Classic.
I have been cycling saints for 3-4 years now. plastic has a big influence, mostly in that the Gold line plastic is significantly more consistent disc to disc, where as the opto plastic stability and glide varies drastically depending on color/opaqueness, I don't know if that is anyone else experience.
Love your content! Keep on crushing it :)
Been bagging a fuzion orbit escape, a supreme escpae, and an opto saint for the last couple months trying to work out this slot and this finally convinced me to pull my saint. Keep up the great work!
How do the orbits fly? More or less stable than stock fusion?
I like the Escape. Every time I get a new one, I fall in love with it for about 2 weeks... then it beats into very flippy and is just a roller disc. Wish it would stay at it stability that it starts with
Getaway lover here.
Please give the mold a try in Lucid or hybrid. It starts off stable, but it beats in to what you want your escape to be for a long long time, and with the 2.0 rim width they go farrrr far.
Seriously its so underrated.
@@welcomesendys7559 I’m going to give that Getaway a try! Thanks for the suggestion.
@@welcomesendys7559 this. exactly. throw Getaways. the new Mason Ford Orbit Getaways are pure MONEY. Not the earlier hybrid plastic which are more stable than Felons...unless you need that slot also.
I bag a saint and it has to be my favorite disc, I feel like it always flies the way I want it and just feels amazing out of the hand. Had a learning curve throwing it though and learning the turn on it
The Westside Stag is the best control driver in that slot (in my opinion).
8/6/-1/2
Picked up a stag 3 weeks ago and love it.
I love the bit you said at the start that you underestimate the stability of a -1 disc, that is so real with so many people. People absolutely think that the Saint is a roller when new, same with the Fuse and even the Pure. They're for sure understable but not a roller for most people.
Loving all the Tom Brown footage. It's my home course and I play it at least twice a week. Good choice on skipping #4.
Love me some Escapes. Most recently added a Lucid Air Escape (158g) for my old man noodle arm, I am loving it!
DD discs have always been made by Latitude and the Saint was actually released before the Escape.
The Opto Saint ages like no other disc. It turns into a distance driver eventually. But for some reason, although it has more turn than the Saint Pro it also has more fade. The Saint EXCELS at low lines.
Entertaining vid, thanks for showing these two off!
I had a saint once but when I was doing fieldwork I threw a 330-340ft roller with it and a tweaker on a bicycle rode past, bent over and picked it up without stopping. I no longer have a saint.
Great story 🐱
I actually bag both! The Saint was my first disc that I could get over 300 ft and the escape was one I could get past 250 ft when I first started. I also bag the Saint Pro which is a straight flier for me
Anybody who doesn't know the saint..... doesn't know disc golf. Ever heard of someone named John E McCray? I throw the saint all the time and john e is still one of my favorites. ✌️
My pro saint is a John E McCray signature, my other saint is a frost line.... slightly less stable. If I lost either....I'd quit disc golf.
The RIVER is a criminally underrated disc. It glides like forever and is super straight. I bag it in two molds.
I really liked the river too but once they beat in they just turn for me
Nice review i used to throw the saint i threw it away a windy day but i replaced it with discmania essence no regrets yet😁
I have an old Escape with the 9 6 .5 2 stats sitting on my shelf. You should try a Fission Crave VS the River
Would love to see a similar biobi vid comparing 3 mvp family molds.. the volt, the Tesla and the wrath..
"that's so good anthony" It's hilarious when you do that!!! 7 Glide seems like a great disc but i agree seems more like a 6 or 5.5 glide
gotta have that positive self talk! lol
@@BodanzaDiscGolf more of that introspection helps us AM's to think things through at that PRO level
Thanks for this vid! Been curious about this for a while
I've been bagging a saint ever since I started. In my opinion it's a very good starter disc even tho it's a fairway it's just so controllable for me and now it's beaten up so it's so flippy and I easily hyzer flip and it just glides straight the whole way. Very good disc
I know you haven’t gotten your hands on the supreme escape yet, but you should (whether you film a bag it or bin it or not). It’s genuinely incredible. Flips right up and fades perfectly. It’s incredibly reliable. Quickly becoming my workhorse and you can’t beat the plastic (basically Royal Grand)
Totally agree. I find myself grabbing it just for the feel of the plastic, but it's stable enough to rip but totally capable of finishing a complete turnover line when put on anhyzer.
I have 2 Escape in fuzion: 174 g and 170g. Absolutely love them out to 325. Very flat with a good, consistent fade. The 170 g even has a bit of flip for me, which is handy. Want to try the River next.
I would revisit the saint for hyzer flips you can get great 330+ low straight shots with it with little effort once you can throw drivers 400+ . Its a cheat code in the woods. Also as you get more power you can get more lines out of it as you work different power levels and degree of hyzer. Once you get the touch of it, it's money. plus they beat in well.
For new players get a lighter one for the same effect. A lighter saint is a great teacher to learn hyzer flips and learn to to work angles. If your new but serious its really a great disc to learn to throw smooth with and grow with.
I love the Escape. My go to stable fairway. Can turn and if release angles aren’t flat. It’s a very good disc overall.
I bagged an Opto Saint for quite a while. Flew beautifully out of the box, like a very easy -2/2. After about 4 months it became too flippy, easily a -4/2 or -4/1.
This is a great comparison. I use both the Saint and the Escape as my forehand drivers, and the Saint is DEFINITELY more glidy for me. The Escape is good for control and tunnel drives (or sometimes approaches) while the Saint is a bomber.
Does the little bit of dome make it uncomfortable for forehands?
MVP Tesla is my 9/5/-1/2 but was interested in a Escape, didn’t know about that Saint.
I'm looking forward to that Discology Bags review! Curious to hear which one you prefer, I went Izzo for the extra storage space, but that OG looks real nice too.
Draco vs Firebird vs Felon
I'm not biased...*cough cough* but the Draco is a God sent.
Thanks! Have been on the fence to buy these! This review have some nice full flight in slight headwind - the shot you really want to see to compare it to other discs the best. Seems I'd love both of these discs, BUT recently jumped on the Hybrid/Control Driver-train as seen in comments lately. Seems I can use my Fenrir for this slot, its not OS as its numbers suggests (10,4,0,3), it holds an anhyzer very well on backhands in Armor- and got some turn in Storm-plastic. ^_^
I believe DD has always had their discs designed and produced by L64. IMO the vast majority of molds from the Trilogy brands have clearly been done by the same design team, and it's even creeping into the design language of the Discmania stuff now being made with them too.
No, DD use to stamp their logo on multiple manufacturers. But yes, since they've released their "own" line Tomas has designed everything.
@@pbgamble That's what I meant when I said "their" discs; a lineup specifically designed for their brand. A DD stamped destroyer is not a DD disc, definitely was not trying to imply that
@@MaxLBogue 😎🤙
Great review man. But that area is tight because the striker is between those two. I prefer the striker because I have a slow arm.
I bag the same saint very stable I love it the explorer and the retro river.
Just got my first ace at 4H in Pensacola with the Saint after only playing disc golf for 1 month
If you want to see the 7 glide, you need to hyzerflip the disc on a hard, really low shot. Like hip height. But damn does the Saint go far on that shot.
I found the same thing about the saint. I use it to shred wooded courses because of it.
For me, Trilogy Glide numbers seem to be less about raw distance and more about how the disc flies. The Saint flight-both in my experience and in this video-is a bit smoother and floatier compared to the Escape, and tends to sit down more than crash into the ground. The Saint is touchier, and needs to be thrown smoother to really get that good flight. One of my playing buddies throws an Escape over a Saint because he's less smooth, which tends to make the Saint turn over for him and negate any benefit of the glidier flight. I throw the Saint instead because I like the floatier flight better for shaping shots. They go about the same distance overall, though. I find there's a similar situation between the River and the Maverick, which are basically the Speed 7 equivalents.
I feel like the way you describe glide is what it actually should mean from an aerodynamics perspective. That is to say, a glidier disc will stay in it's "high speed" characteristic (turn) longer than a less glidey disc would before entering the "low speed" (fade) part of the flight. I'm not sure if that's what companies actually use it for or how the rating is even determined, but it makes sense to me. I always find it easier to keep turn on a glidier disc. Then again, maybe I'm completely wrong?
That's how I think about it when I talk about it so if I'm against what the companies say who knows, but that's what it will mean on this channel lol
I have both in the air range so lighter weights. OF the two I reach more for the saint. But....... even more pulled from the bag is the air Jade. even lighter still. But if it is windy? Bets are off, going back to the explorer. Nice to see you compare them both though. My hubby is more the Escape user.
Anthony, what bag do you currently use? Also, have never thrown a river, but had a opto saint in my bag for a year or so, before the westside stag took it's place. It was a little more controllable fairway for me.
Testing the discology bags (they have 2) I have them linked in the description with a discount code if you want to check them out (affiliate)
Spot on conclusion.
Hope you're doing good and also this video is going to be an amazing video for me since i want yo try both of these disc
So we should have a I bag the river and the saint and I've tested so many discs comparing glide. They definitely have a seven glide 😁🤘🏼
Nice review as always! Thx
Saint is defo 7 glide!
Same for the River.
BUT, (There's always a "but"!) The River can't be thrown with full power. It is designed to take 70% of your max, and then blow your mind with how far and how straight it glides.
Saint should be called "River Plus" in my view. It's a River your can hit with 90-100% of your power, without burning over.
The Crave is a better version of the River ... It is silly! I love rivers, and still have one really beat in guy ( it's my get out of jail or tired arm disc) >>> I think you might love it!
Noooooo🤪river is so much better at least for beginners. River is my far most reliable fairway weapon..
Well I have a semi beat in champ savant and new lucid escape, escape has more turn, but I am getting more distance out of the savant ( but I mean I've been throwing the savant like 10 months and the escape about 5 days) and obviously you learn a disc with more time throwing it but that being said I'd say the savant is only 10-15 ft more on average, it will be interesting once I learn the escape and it beats in a bit.
The champion Savant I'm more like -.33 turn not quite a -.5 yet alone the -1 advertised and this is with it beat in and with about 350ft -375ft of power on it. I don't have a huge arm but I also wouldn't say a 9 speed is too much disc for me either. But yeah escape regularly turns what ide expect a -1 to do, the savant, honestly it's probably just similar to a very beat in thunderbird, but I haven't had a chance to throw a thunderbird yet alone a few years beat in one.
But I like the turn from the escape, means I can hit a straight shot while backing off of it a little bit. That being said my teebrid3 was bombing before I lost it. And I think it beat in to have more turn than my Savant, even though it started in champ much more stable than the savant. It gained some turn and lost a little bit of fade.
The only one I have experience with is the new Supreme Escape. For me max 300 feet distance, the 9/5/-1/2 numbers are pretty spot on. Honestly it throws like a faster Crave to me.
You are making great puts there😁
The Saint in base plastic is money money money. One of the most slept on. Opto is a little more stable.
Tom Brown is such a fun course, soooo easy to go OB on hole 1 up the gut
I love Tom Brown Park.
I wish you would say what flight numbers you would give to the disc at the end of videos
The Trilogy Challenge Saint is more stable, very similar to an Escape. I bag Escapes still and the Supreme Escape is fantastic, a tick more stable and easy to throw on a rope 350-375ft.
I for one appreciate the putts 😅
Respect the Putt
I bag an Opto Air Saint (154g), and it’s actually board flat. Thing is my hyzer flip disc for tunnel shots in the woods that need to push straight for forever. One of the best discs you can bag! Sneaky sneaky good! I do also have a regular opto Saint that’s max weight and way more stable for pushing hyzer shots. Opto air Saint for the win baby
Got a couple of the opto air saints and couldn't agree more. Great disc. I still miss the opto air Halos. Wish they still made them.
Also the other brother the Maul is amazing to Heizer flip
Not a huge fan of my River unless I just haven't figured it out.
Supreme Escape is awesome.
It's hard to tell in this videos if there being honest . Did give one disc a bad throw or did he the other disc a good throw. What disc is he trying to look good? Or what disc is he trying bad?
Well jokes on anyone who watches one guy throw a disc and decides they 'need' it or not...
Please let me know next time you are in Tallahassee. There are a few of us that would play with you.
Just noticed the new bag 👀👀👀 whatcha rocking now??
Lol. Just got to the part about the bag😂😂
Discology Izzo in this vid. It’s really similar to the Latitude 64 Luxury E4 at a way better price point. I have one and it’s been great. No regrets.
@@jwmacr that sounds sick🤘 if I don’t get a squatch bag for Christmas I’ll have to check it out. Using the affiliate link of course❤️
Escape is one of the glidiest discs I’ve thrown I can’t imagine a glidier version
Did you know that Thomas Ekström designed both discs and he designed the majority of all the trilogy discs
You should check out the halo centurion to replace your river.
The Saint came out before the escape so if anything the escape is a flatter version of the Saint, not the other way around!
I bagged a saint for a while. It was great at 4000 elevation
Saint was in production long before the escape was ever made. Plastic definitely has more to do with it than you give it credit. The old original plastic that Latitude used flies much differently than the modern day plastic.
Try a Mint Jackalope. It fills this slot for me.
Speed: 8.0
Glide: 5.0
Turn: -2.0
Fade: 1.0
I still need to try the Grace and Saint
I’ve switched to dynasty for this slot. Just a little more reliable than my escape
Quality video
I feel like the star eagle would be a great disc for bag
I was really disappointed in the Saint. My Fission Insanity (9,5,-2,1.5) goes about 30-50 feet further than my Saint.
I'd like to see the Saint compared to the Kastaplast Lots
The River is the best 7 glide in my opinion
Glitch for the win!😉
This is my main driver. I bag 2 of them.
The kastaplast lots is a king in this slot
Oh i tree, lets park there
The saint was pdga approved before the escape. So no it is not a copy ish of the escape
Saint is good
Lol “this is a math channel now”
if you are testing 2 discs against each other you should be trying to throw them the same not correcting on your second disc....
I’ll have to give the Saint another try with my form improving. I might be able to get some turn out of it.
While I like seeing the course throws. I think it is way more valuable to do comparisons in the field with no pressure, no obstructions. Put them through the paces. Then go out and do “real throws”. There is way too much variation/user error, random branches etc for reviews to be very useful.
Innova Gazelle or Leopard > River
I really want to love your videos. I like your content a lot. You put a lot of effort in and your goal is cool.
But man, breath.
My opinion is, you should add more quieter moment, you are constantly speaking. Add to that, the fact that you are talking quite fast (not a problem when isolated), it makes your videos a little overwhelming.
you skipped 4... :P
Unless you have only
Used a disk very minimally than you should not use it as a tester.
I’m not seeing consistency between shots. Depending on what disc you throw first, you correct on the second throw. Not a fair comparison when there’s no consistency.
you have great reviews, but slow down please.
We will no longer be using the position you were at on hole 1