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DG Aotearoa Raptor

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DG Aotearoa Raptor

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Dennis had some of these @ the Friz. There is the regular Raptor and the Raptor X. I picked up the Raptor X. THe plastic is very grippy and feels very durable. It is supposed to be the more stable of the two. It has a very flat top and the bottom feels similar to a Flash. After throwing it about 10 times I established that it is very fast and pretty understable.
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Who makes it? Is it a driver?
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Schoen-hopper wrote:Who makes it?


Read the topic name :) :roll:


Schoen-hopper wrote:Is it a driver?

2K wrote:It has a very flat top and the bottom feels similar to a Flash
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Post by Schoen-hopper »

So DG makes it? Or it isn't an Aerotara Raptor but rather a Raptor by Aerotara. Never heard of them.
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I believe they are out of New Zealand.

Phonetically sounds like Ro-tuh-ru-uh...
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Yeah, i guess I should've mentioned it's a foreign company :) Sorry Mike!!!
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I tried one of the Raptor protos when they first came out last year, And I'll agree with the Flash reference. It kind of felt like a gummy Flash, but flew like a really beat, less versatile Flash.
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