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Old March 19th, 2012, 01:35 PM
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Default Blizzard Plastic... the girly edition
i'm sold.



300 foot anheyzers with a 133g katana? 300 foot anheyzers until this weekend were just ephemeral dreams...


my first drive with a 133g destroyer was just over 300 feet...


i haven't taken my vulcans and archons out of the bag yet... but give me a month with these new blizzard discs and i wouldn't be surprised if i did...


believe the hype.
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Old March 19th, 2012, 03:58 PM
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they are great. Erin has been using her 150 Katana and she is crushing drives further than i've ever seen her throw. probably not quite 300 feet yet, but I would not be surprised if that was happening very soon.
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Old March 20th, 2012, 01:03 PM
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300 foot anheyzers with a 133g katana?
That was a sexy, sexy shot on Sunday!!!
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Old March 20th, 2012, 01:39 PM
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That was a sexy, sexy shot on Sunday!!!
What she said. Super sexy!! :yay

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Old March 21st, 2012, 11:40 AM
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they are great. Erin has been using her 150 Katana and she is crushing drives further than i've ever seen her throw. probably not quite 300 feet yet, but I would not be surprised if that was happening very soon.
ooooooo... a 150 katana... very intriguing... i just may have to look into one of those... maybe not quite so crazy fliptacular as the 133...

blizzard plastic is fun!
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Old May 14th, 2012, 10:44 AM
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Lovin' the Blizzards.. they can't make them fast enough! They fly off the shelves as well as they fly across the fairway.
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Old May 14th, 2012, 01:46 PM
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Any of you ladies throw your Blizzard plastic sidearm at all? My wife plays a bit but really is a predominant forehand thrower and a reluctant backhand thrower. I am curious how they fly when thrown sidearm. I may have her throw some of mine and see if she likes them or not. I'm optimistic about the discs for myself but am still on the fence.
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Old May 14th, 2012, 02:46 PM
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Any of you ladies throw your Blizzard plastic sidearm at all? My wife plays a bit but really is a predominant forehand thrower and a reluctant backhand thrower. I am curious how they fly when thrown sidearm. I may have her throw some of mine and see if she likes them or not. I'm optimistic about the discs for myself but am still on the fence.
my friend melody throws forehand and had the same results as i did... consistently 20-30 feet more distance than she had been getting... pretty sure this was either with a 130 katana or 130 boss...
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Old May 14th, 2012, 05:33 PM
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Just from my perspective with the 146 Boss I've been playing around with, they hold up just fine when throwing sidearm. Like any light disc however, they make the flaws in your form more noticeable. That aside, I think more women need to experiment with them!
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Old May 14th, 2012, 10:31 PM
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i throw nothing but sidearm (due to 6 rotatoer cuff surgreies) and i find that the blizzard plastic does not need that much effort to throw it out there WITHOUT causing pain of the arm ..and yes it does bring out the flaws in your form .. i have had to slow mine down to fly forward ..
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Old May 15th, 2012, 08:57 AM
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flaws in the form, eh? might this explain my tendency to griplock (ugh i really don't like that term... especially when it applies to me!) my 130 destroyer?


and i love the slow arm speed thing... i can pump my 133 katana on an anhyzer 300 feet (i've put it 320 a few times even) with a smooth, slow delivery...
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Old May 15th, 2012, 09:00 AM
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and i love the slow arm speed thing... i can pump my 133 katana on an anhyzer 300 feet (i've put it 320 a few times even) with a smooth, slow delivery...
I have a 130-something Katana too, and yeah, slow and smooth is the key. It's nice to have some discs that will get out there 250-300 feet without having to do a full windup. Very nice for semi-awkward stances. (A 150g Leopard or Latitude 64 Diamond Light is good for that situation too.)
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Old May 15th, 2012, 09:49 AM
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Default Chick Flick Blizzard Discs Oh My!!
FYI the Chick Flick now has available for sale as fundraisers:

Blizzard - katanas, wraith, boss, destroyers all $15 each

We also have:

Champion glow sidewinders $15
Champion classic rocs $20
Champion metal flake tee birds $20

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Old May 15th, 2012, 10:07 AM
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I have a 130-something Katana too, and yeah, slow and smooth is the key. It's nice to have some discs that will get out there 250-300 feet without having to do a full windup. Very nice for semi-awkward stances. (A 150g Leopard or Latitude 64 Diamond Light is good for that situation too.)
i find the katana has a lot more glide than the opto diamond light... if i'm not looking for as much distance and want it to hold the left to right line i throw my opto (also if need to be more accurate off the tee)... if i need big D and a little hyzer fade at the end then it's the katana...
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Old May 15th, 2012, 10:31 AM
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i find the katana has a lot more glide than the opto diamond light... if i'm not looking for as much distance and want it to hold the left to right line i throw my opto (also if need to be more accurate off the tee)... if i need big D and a little hyzer fade at the end then it's the katana...
Yes, exactly. The Katana has the potential to go farther, but on a soft throw it will still fade left at the end, like you'd expect a high-speed driver to do. The Diamond will stay to the right even with relatively low velocity.
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Old May 15th, 2012, 12:30 PM
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FYI the Chick Flick now has available for sale as fundraisers:

Blizzard - katanas, wraith, boss, destroyers all $15 each

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Are you going to be selling these at the RCO?
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Old May 15th, 2012, 03:45 PM
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Are you going to be selling these at the RCO?
Yes Celeste and I are both playing, and I will be sure to bring some of our fundraisers. Look us up.

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Old May 16th, 2012, 10:00 AM
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I like the wraith better than the katana, as my short fingers get a better grip on the thinner rim, and it seems like the wraith is easier to get that smooth form y'all talk about. Now I just need to get my own, they are sold out up here in the northwest in most places!
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Old May 16th, 2012, 10:11 AM
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I like the wraith better than the katana, as my short fingers get a better grip on the thinner rim, and it seems like the wraith is easier to get that smooth form y'all talk about. Now I just need to get my own, they are sold out up here in the northwest in most places!
cindy (aka LegoRules) would be happy to ship you some of the Chick Flick fundraisers if you might be interested in that, p-nit darling...

i am loving the wraith, also... i think a need a 130something, tho, to fully enjoy it's awesomeness... watched Sheila Teves really rock one this past weekend at the Global...

i hear ya on the little finger thing... i battle not only small hands (yes, like a carnie) but a stupid broken and useless middle finger that doesn't bend as well and i will say that while it took quite a while (but really only a couple of months) to master the wider rimmed discs, it was well worth the effort. i am in love with the baby boss (150 r-pro) and will always have a couple in my bag because of how consistent and steady they are for me, despite getting a good bit more distance from newer, hotter discs, like the vulcan and archon and blizzard katana and stuff...
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Old May 16th, 2012, 11:33 AM
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cindy (aka LegoRules) would be happy to ship you some of the Chick Flick fundraisers if you might be interested in that, p-nit darling...

i am loving the wraith, also... i think a need a 130something, tho, to fully enjoy it's awesomeness... watched Sheila Teves really rock one this past weekend at the Global...

i hear ya on the little finger thing... i battle not only small hands (yes, like a carnie) but a stupid broken and useless middle finger that doesn't bend as well and i will say that while it took quite a while (but really only a couple of months) to master the wider rimmed discs, it was well worth the effort. i am in love wit h the baby boss (150 r-pro) and will always have a couple in my bag because of how consistent and steady they are for me, despite getting a good bit more distance from newer, hotter discs, like the vulcan and archon and blizzard katana and stuff...
We are actually trying to coordinate with one of our Chick Flickers from up north there to get them a few discs to sell up there. We really would to avoid shipping the discs n either Celeste or I have the time to make trips to the post office. Pm me if you are interested.

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