new disc company.

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Fri May 26, 2006 9:47 pm

Kudos to you Mr. Ekström,

First as what I have seen from your product clips, that you guys have put alot of time and effort into your company. (and money too, from what I saw of your machinery in the "Birth" clip)

Secondly, for visiting our lil ole' Kansas forum, and not only advertising, but actually reading the posts and giving feedback.

The Sinus is a great disc, reliabilty at its best. with the added speed and stability, I have been able to put it lower on long approaches than all other P&A's and without too much skipping or skidding.(when I miss, which is quite often.) Sinus AP is perfect, but for putting I would preffer the SP, although the rim is harsh on release. Maybe leave the AP as is, and add a big bead to the SP? That I think would help for smoother release.

I plan on picking up the others and giving the test run shortly, Congrats on the company, and as I have seen so far, The great customer support.

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Sat May 27, 2006 9:10 pm

I gave the Sinus SP to SuperQ today to give it a toss on #6 at Crestview, and watched him bomb it as far as I can put my drivers

If it wouldn't have hit the top of the tree out in the middle, it would have easily went 400' with hardly any flip at all.

Nice putter

DiscGolfKid · Post by **DiscGolfKid** » Sun May 28, 2006 3:04 pm

Are there any putters that in can be compared to? Is it more overstable then a Rhyno or Challenger?

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Sun May 28, 2006 5:49 pm

DiscGolfKid wrote:Are there any putters that in can be compared to?

I've never seen a putter like it, and my description from the previous page...

Anakha wrote:Threw the Sinus SP this weekend, this is the most overstable P&A I have thrown, was blasting it full power and never flipped once, and always hyzered out. Faster and more overstable than a Rhyno X2. Also, more grippy than any disc I've held.

Throwing this was like throwing a Challenger upside down with glide. The profile is like a mini fat Buzzz, completely flat top, almost concave.

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:18 pm

These guys have some new vids of their discs on the site. http://www.latitude64.se/media.asp

Pretty cool. Check out how much anhyzer the kid puts on the Sinus AP, that thing is mad overstable!

Schoen-hopper · Post by **Schoen-hopper** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:51 pm

If you think the Sinus is overstable, try the Platypus!

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 6:38 pm

Schoen-hopper wrote:If you think the Sinus is overstable, try the Platypus!

Although I'm sure those are pretty overstable, aren't they poisonous and a little heavy to be throwing?

But seriously, what is that? An Innova putter?

Ruder · Post by **Ruder** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:02 pm

I have a buzzz as stable as that sinus. I wish he would have hit that ace though!

Anakha · Post by **Anakha** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:26 pm

Ruder wrote:I have a buzzz as stable as that sinus. I wish he would have hit that ace though!

Is that Buzzz dipped in lead? But still, considering that disc is a putter, it's pretty damn overstable.

And which ace? The two with the Primtus,(1 close skip) or the anny with the Medius? I'm sure they were just highlights, but the kid was pretty good.

doc · Post by **doc** » Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:22 pm