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Player Reviews Posted 08-13-07 Submitted by Donkeypuncher Dirtysanchez97@hotmail.com Location: Dallas, Tx Level: Amateur Avg Drive: 350 Disc Weights: 180g Review: I have both a D-line and S-line plastic MD1 and this is my review. The MD1 is very straight, with a slight fade at the end. The D-line lifts up more when it glides, and is a little bit slower that the S and has less skip. The S-line will hold an anhyzer line better, and gets more distance when thrown hard. This is not a long range midrange disc, it is a short to mid midrange disc. Anything inside of 230' and this disc is money, further than that I would recommend a wasp or roc. This disc also masks a lot of off axis torque, becuase although it will hold the angle you put on it it doesn't glide past that line. This is a great disc for straight shots, and the S-line is good for lower ceiling shots. This disc combined with a roc or wasp would be an awesome combo, and should cover every shot you need. Posted 02-04-07 Submitted by Anonymous Level: Beginner Disc Weights: 180g Review: The S-MD1 is a great Stable Mid-range. It is the first disc made by Discmania. Discmania is soon to be known as Innova Europe. Discmania curently has three types of plastic: D-line (Dx), S-line (Star) and SG-line (The same Plastic used to make the new Star Skeeter). The MD1 is very simler to a Shark. It have a mild fade to the left (RHBH) with good glide. The S-line plastic is not 100% the same as the Innova Star, but it is close. It is probebly is more durable than Star with the same grip. Submit Your Review Back to Main Page |
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