Everything You NEED to Know About Plastics | Disc Golf Basics
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
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We´re going through the most important facts about plastics in disc golf. I know for myself there are so many different stuff. Grip, durability etc. etc. I find it hard to keep track on everything. Luckily Tomas Ekström and Johannennes knows these things.
Check out the very nice plastic guide Johannes made:
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Have a great day! 😀
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Hey! Give us all your monies, but also. How are you? ❤️🤘 /Jonathan
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Jonathan you're the best
I only have 3 monies...
I already bought fuse.
Very informative! Plastic gets a bad rap, but what an amazing product. Imagine what would happen if all the plastic in the world quit being plastic for one hour? Literally, everything would stop working. Everything.
Thanks for this one Jonathan, I was always curious about the color question, and the reason plastics do what they do.
The Latitude 64 family seems like an amazing group of humans! Thank you for introducing so many of them to us, Jonathan! As usual, this was another great video!
thank you so much =)
I could watch these two awkwardly discussing anything. Always the most fun of all the disc companies' content - keep up the good work L64 homies!
I started playing a couple of years ago but was often frustrated and got lost down the internet/ You Tube instructional rabbit hole. I picked it back up recently and also discovered Jonathan and Latitude 64's videos. These videos are just awesome. I love the sense of humor, the 'down to Earth-ness' (?!?), and great attitude everyone has. I used to get really frustrated with myself but after watching the Latitude videos, I'm having way more fun and not taking things so seriously. I really learned a lot from the instructional videos and it has dramatically improved my playing. I've also really enjoyed watching Jonathan's journey and watching him struggle with the same things I do/did makes me feel like I'm not alone. I've picked up a bunch of Latitude discs and am really enjoying them. Yesterday I bought a Gold Ice Fuse =) and today I made a 118 foot Birdie with it...what an awesome disc! I will be buying MOAR FUSE!!
Thank you so much 🤘❤ /Jonathan
Takes a really good friend to let you explore his bag and touch his disc.
What a gem of a video.
Love you two together. Lots of good laughs and subtle humor. Keep up the great work.
I really like this group of atoms. They have great arrangement. It’s also fun to watch how the humor is necessary in a sport ready to really grow
That was cool! Tomas answering my question with a simple "No." I definitely agree with durability because as a beginner, it takes me a little to learn a new disc. Once I learn it, I'd like it to remain consistent or else start from scratch again. Thanks dudes, you guys rock!
Pre-Jonathan the #1 reason I love Lat64 is consistency. Buy a disc it flies like it's numbers, buy the same and it more often than not flies the same.
But, we need Lat64 to create a standardized robot disc throwing arm! It can throw every single disc as it's made, analyze the flight, and give it specific flight numbers.
And of course then we get to watch a video of Jonathan vs the Robot!
I missed you guys! I just love your videos and also descs!
I always tell people, try out all plastics in different weights and find what works for you for the shot you're looking for. Great video!!
Blue is the best color. Opto everything. My entire bag is Latitude 64. This was amazing. I love this .
Thanks Jonathan! Love your editing style and all the little jokes you add everywhere. Nice glasses btw. As a newb, I do like the retro plastic a lot.
thank you so much =).
I love that Tomas is seemingly annoyed, right up until he gets to talk about disc golf, where he clearly becomes super passionate. I also really appreciate the honesty of his statements--although I think many of us watching knew what he said to be true.
What I know about plastic is that I was given an orange Opto Explorer as a gift in 2020. It's my favorite disc, probably something like 70% of my non-putting throws. But I refuse to throw it if I might lose it because I can't find another. Put orange Opto Explorers in production!!!
Waiting for the drop...waiting for the drop...worth it! Thanks again for a great video!
Always great guys... has anyone ever thought about a findable disc, some sort of legal play disc with a find feature maybe in tandem with a smart phone. Some of my favorite discs are in the woods in Florida or lake at Winthrop. I know they make floaters for real water hazard areas, so why can't something like an apple tag be molded into a disc to help find discs in the woods? By the way I love -- always love the great sense of humor you all have :)
Man. I wish I found this video when I started playing and buying discs.
Great video!
Been a while, glad to see another video!
8:25 MVP/Axiom Discs DOES actually have slightly different flight numbers depending on the plastic. Electron Envy -> 3,3,-1,2. Plasma Envy -> 3,3,0,2. In my opinion, this is a true representation of their flight characteristics. My Origio Burst Westside Underworld flips more understable than my Tournament X Underworld, and that's why I have both but they both say 7,6,-3,1. Even though the Tournament X is more like 7,6,-1,1 to me. I'm okay with different numbers for different plastics.
Cept then there's what happened with the Fission plastic. I have two otherwise identical Elaine King Fission Photons (same weight, same color), cept one is older "V1" Fission plastic and the other "V2". V1 was soft and grippy from day 1, and only mildly overstable. One of my favorite forehands discs. But V2 is very stiff and hard, and is the 2nd most overstable disc in my bag behind a full weight Nuke. I use it against a 20+mph headwind, as a thumber and ridiculous forced flex shots, and no matter how hard I beat on it, it remains severely overstable. Of course the flight numbers are the same. I've heard there is now a V3 Fission plastic that might be somewhere in between, but I don't know if it's been used on this disc yet.
Tips for future videos:
1. More in the bag like the one with Kristin. Jonathan/Johannes should go out with the team and do in the bag with all(many) of them.
2. Go more in depth with the Latitude team on the tour. Practice rounds and more about the players. Behind the scene so to say.
Important: Just keep the style of your videos of the fun and familiar.
Thank you for all the great content!
Oh btw got a fuse and I´m bagging it!
Frost line sometime in the future maybe? 👉🏻👈🏻🥺
Just perfect for forehanding
I love Tomas and his knowledge
Thanks! Enjoyable to watch and listen
I love your videoes as well as your discs❤ keep it up!
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Jag tycker det ska vara olika flight numbers på samma disk om plasten påverkar det. Helt klart :) i övrigt 👌🏿👌🏿 klipp!
I disagree about the different flight numbers for same disc. I love how MVP does that so you know what you're throwing, at least at a base point.
what do you mean?
@@leevi7935 MVP releases an Envy in Electron plastic and has it as a 3,3,-1,2 but in neutron it's a 3,3,0,2. This way I know out of the box my Electron will throw like a beat in Neutron
@@leevi7935I was confused a bit when reading his comment but I agree with that different flight ratings should be used for the same mould depending on the plastic, like MVP does.
Yeah like the -2 glow insanity and -2 glow lift that are solidly stable to overstable, yeah, MVP tried reeeal hard to have accurate numbers. They're not much better than anyone else.
@@MiG82auglow lift is insanely overstable lmao
Thomas got iced out! Looking fresh!
Way to rock the Koss Porta Pros. Classic!
Kunglig video och editing som vanligt Jonathan!
Tack snälla =)
I was wondering why the River had a glide rating of 7! I thought it was because the guy assigning the numbers was drunk or something. But it was just confusion! Thanks for clearing that up. Now I know.
Appreciate you guys and love my lattitude discs.
I like different plastics. But I also like different music.
My experience with Latitude tells me yellow sparkly Opto discs is the most overstable you can get. Happy it aligned with what Tomas had to say!
My "sparkly yellow" Opto Fuse is not overstable at all. Like the other Fuse I've got, it will overturn to right and stay on that course if I throw it hard enough so you'll need to release on hyzer for straight shots. If I want to throw midrange with full power I prefer the Explorer.
Super cool! You guys are wearing Koss Porta Pros from Milwaukee. @KossStereophones
i like different flight number for different plastic types when they fly different because of it.
The question I really "need" answered is what people are looking for when they are bending or popping (the dome) a disc they are throwing for the first time.
Just trying to look like they know what they're doing.
Good content and fun comics. Thanks
Innova corvette star and Innova corvette pro plastic actually has 2 different flight numbers… so I feel they should have just created 2 different disc names. As the seller didn’t change the numbers. So to your point about staying with 1 number. Yes, in having to stay with one number per disc, and if it changes, change. The disc name. :) nice vid guys…
More Gold-X. Please. I've loved every mold I've tried in this plastic. (Striker PLEASE I BEG)
fuzion x felons are sick
And Opto-X as well (e.g. for the Pure).
@@MaximilianBerkmann I've loved the Pure in Opto-X except that I can't throw it in the winter since it gets rock solid and sounds that it makes when hitting trees terrifies me
@@1andonlyMiro For sure, that's where having softer versions (like Zero Hybrid or Medium) comes in handy. I have Pures in various plastics (the only ones I don't have are Zero Hard and Retro) and when it gets too cold, I mostly use the Zero Soft and Megasoft more.
As someone, who has worked as a plastics injection engineer, i agree
Which part was the most obvious truth to you and which parts were weaker effects?
Very informative, thank you.
I think manufacturers should change the flight number if the plastic affects the flight significantly :)
Sort of a stamp of quality knowing what you are doing/producing IMO. Also a nice service to provide.
Maybe they still do, idk, but Innova at least for a set time on some moulds did. They had their Champion line listed with 1 more turn (towards stable). I'm assuming because durability plastics are so slick they can't move the air around as much when spinning.
@@Sobo272 The numbers change because of how the plastic shrinks as it cools. Innova's plastics as an example end up with champion being about 1.5 turn more stable than a softer plastic like XT or gstar because the parting line is ~2mm higher/lower after it cools.
@@coast2coast00 Cool data, thanks for the info.
The problem I have is my hand and arm can't read even though they have their own minds. Those numbers mean little to them. 😅
@@youropionmattersnot yeah, cool flippant story bro, but if someone doesn't want to spend thousands on discs they need flight numbers across discs to have a somewhat consistent correlation to each other.
I could listen to Tomas talk about plastic for hours! Is there any chance you're going to make the Royal putters in the Grand plastic for more durable throwing vs the Sense?
Hey! Not planned as of now but never say never =) /Jonathan
@@Latitude64 I hope you at least try it once to see what happens, even if they're never released to the public!
@@Latitude64 How long after this did you all decide to make them for the Royal Box? 😅
So cool, Linda made my dreams come true
Jonathan - please do a video about the opto-hex!
I would love to see some test runs of the medical grade plastic just to see if there's any appreciable difference in feel, quality, etc. Doubt there would be a market for that (at least not a big one), but it would be interesting at the very least.
I'd guess the only difference in medical grade plastic is that it is held and made in a very clean environment.
In my experience, doctors play regular golf, not disc golf =)
Fint med Porta pros! 😍
Har ni hjälpt med att ta fram energi drycken från latitude 65?
Curious, how many discs can a mold machine in a given hour or a day?
No more flight numbers... ever! Seriously, just be consistent with the ones you have. lol, rant over. Not saying you're not consistent, that was a generic rant. Yeah, you can learn alot from touching other discs... I was at a league game and kept asking to look at other discs, nobody seemed weirded out by it. As always, superior content, which earns you the SMASH of approval =) Have a lovely weekend, y'all.
Berg sighting!
Great stuff as always 👍🏻
i remember simon lizotte found out that red and another color flew different than the rest ( it was discmania discs)
This question is not to ”bash” on latitude at all, in fact i really like your discs and bag multiple of them BUT, my opto ballista pros change their flight characteristics alot fast than my star destroyers, is this intentional to make people buy new discs more often or is it just hard to find a really really durable plastic?
Kan inte du fråga Tomas varför inte goldburst används längre till typ världens bästa mid. Core.? Tack på förhand❤
Would luv to have the orange river to match my orange fuse cant git any in my area been a fan since the beginning been playing 1yr and 4 months and I play tournaments and wouldn't trust anything but my latitude babies
Cant really say because we live in Sweden I probably have it hotter down here it’s a 12 hour drive up to Skellefteå but definitely not as big difference to like Florida
high viscosity means the opposite of easy flow btw. Low = water, high=honey.
Great as usual!
Finally someone said it...clear discs are best thank you Tomas also Jonathan...i see that "trust in the disc" and you threw up the flight numbers of a trust...lol you rock
I agree that different flight ratings could become overwhelming, but at the same time there’s no way a Retro disc should have the same flight rating as the same mold in Opto Gold! I think it would be overwhelming for the manufacturers, but helpful for buyers.
As a beginner, i find it way more difficult to not have the numbers change when the flight changes due to the plastic. I absolutely have no idea if a yellow opto maul is more or less stable than a red retroburst river.
GOld Ice fuse, solid white, purple stamp, 178gram= magical. Solid white gold line Pearl 155gr= also magical.....
Loved this!
If I could wish for 1 thing when it comes to flight information: how far is it thrown when displaying the ie. 7 5 0 2 numbers.
Not the right question. How FAST was it thrown is a better way of saying what I think you want to know.
Perfect
"Trust"... I see what you did there!
This is awesome. Is it possible to get recycled medical grade plastics?
I don´t know to be honest. interesting idea =) /Jonathan
Make sure you wear protection when touching all of those foreign discs. You don't know where they've been or who they've been with.
Love this haha
Can you please link your music bites 🥲 I love them
Interesting. I had an opto transparent river I absolutely loved. Put it in the creek. I replaced it with an orange opto river and I find it much more stable that my first one.
And rather than changing the flight numbers I’d like to see just initials behind them or something. Like River OS. Or River US based on plastic.
Now you have to take the personal plane from Tomas and visit all the countries. All the fans all other the world are waiting for your hugs. So when you make a stop in Hamburg, Germany please write me a message. I want to get my hug then. 😂 And we could play a Fuse-only-round at Volkspark Discgolf course. 😉
deal =)
Great video
Såklart har Jonnybojj hörlurarna på fel håll ^^
😂😂😂
Cool
A happy person🎉
Get called out MVP
I'm a Fuse, =), Opto Air!
Has Latitude ever tried to make discs from compastable material?
You should absolutely have different flight numbers for the same disc based on the plastic (e.g. an Opto-X Pure would be 3/3/-1/1.75 whilst a Zero Medium one would be the standard 3/3/-1/1).
MVP does that and it's been well-received by the community and you guys should get ahead of the rest that don't do that.
Came for the plastic, stayed for the drop!
Still totally confused about plastics. What does Tomas mean by 'the best plastic you can find'?
8:00
🤔 Who's that new guy in the glasses
Haha it's the "smart" me
Sammarbete på G mellan Latitude 64 och Kastaplast??
Latitude is co owner of Kasta and AFAIK produces the discs, so yes.
@@knasklas oh did'nt know that, thanks :)
Its exactly like baking your buns
Totally disagree about use of same flight numbers on different plastics. Often the difference is not subtle at all. It's one thing to have a single plastic that starts overstable and breaks in to become neutral or overstable, but I have some discs that vary out of the box by +/- 2 in stability and glide depending on plastic, no matter their age.
Quite informative.
Unfortunately it seems this basic:
In pro sports, quality, consistent, reliable equipment is absolutely central to success.
There have been discs on the market which gave this, made of something other than typical disc plastic, we were not medical grade & didn’t cost $100 a pop.
So it can be done.
The issue is, companies are pot committed to investments in machines and relationships which go back to what was available in the 1970’s & in spite of the massive growth of the sport, they would rather spend the money on celebrity pro sponsorships to keep selling what they already make than invest in machinery & relationships which would allow them to make professional quality equipment for a professional sport.
It is total insanity to expect people to continue to buy discs not knowing whether they will have to adjust their entire game because this one isn’t even close to the one they already have which is marketed as though it is precisely the same thing.
It is time for disc golf to join the 21st century and take itself seriously as a pro sport. This doesn’t mean getting on ESPN & having flashy events & celebrity pros. This means having equipment which is worthy of the word “professional”.
I'm not a huge fan of calling them "beginner" or "high-end" plastics. I for one absolutely love my series of Retro Burst discs and bag them regularly for tournament play. Woods, park, rocky hillside, no matter. I know these discs and throw them well. I would not call it a "beginner" or "less-than-best" plastic. It's just a plastic that has a different grip or durability than the same molds in Opto.
Ah, the ones that hit ONE tree and turn into a roller? Ya, we dealt with that crap for YEARS. It's cheaper plastic. The majority of people are throwing discs that are too fast and too heavy for their arm speed. That is just a fact.
I disagree. If you establish flight numbers for a certain mold and plastic, and that same mold with different plastic acts more stable or under stable, I would very much appreciate changing the flight numbers for that plastic so that I know what to expect from it.
So it's like cars, where everyone knows the red ones go faster!
I touch all my friends discs!
My Pure = eco, River = Gold Ice
Friends let friends touch each others discs.
I have Disc envy. ... Am I a loser if I only bring 3 discs with me to the Disc Golf course? I win games ..but everyone else has bags of discs they lug around with them.. I feel inferior even after crushing my opponents with all the discs.. from 'lack of multi-disc equation' .. when I put all 3 discs on the ground it's only a foot and a half length and under a pound.... I want the 12 foot length and 10 pound shoulder weight tugging on my side.
Gotta say. I definitely disagree with Jonathan on the flight numbers thing.
Half the reason flight numbers are confusing is because they don’t match up with how the disc actually flies. If every disc had correct flight numbers, it’d be MUCH easier.
They're disc manufacturer employees, shhh.
They could mechanically test every run and rate it against a quantifyable system, even if it's just their own. I don't know if the market would pay enough for it though.
i will touch allot of other peoples discs. yes must do
Holy djent
Song?
Buy Fuse!