So i ordered some Xout Pro Plastic DIscs that someone was practicing Dying with.
2x PRO Aviar
1x Pro ORc

Feels just like SE plastic.. ALmost exactly.. or even REally really light Candy Plastic..
all these discs were max weight.. I expected them to be a little STiffer, but this new plastic really is floppy.

I'm sure it's more durable than dx, but it feels so weird. IT even reminds me of the OLD cyclones from back in the day that people always gave me when i first started playing.

I'll be testing them out a little saturday probably to see how they fly.

ANYONE Else Feel like EVerything Gets smaller When it's in Other Plastics?
Aviars, Teebirds, ORCS.. they all Look and feel Smaller when they are in DX or PRo than in CHampion..
Anyone else get that feeling??

-Scott Lewis

They're the same size, they just appear to be smaller I guess.

The first runs of the pro plastic is floppy and not very durable. I would say DX is more durable than that. But Innova corrected the problem and the new stuff is stiffer and more durable. They mixed some more champion plastic in it and it is very close to the millenium plastic IMO.

I heard the champ. plastic swells more in the drying process than the pro plastic. Some of the pro orcs I have here in the store are smaller than the champion ones..not very much but they are a little smaller.

these are xouts that are dyed.. so i am not sure how i'll know if they are first run or not, but they just seem so flimsy, but i know that the SE plastic held up pretty well so maybe it just feels flimsy, but it'll retain it's form well?
in either event.. i won't be throwing the orc except on open holes anyway becuase i can park every hole at my local course with a teebird anyway.

-Scott Lewis

the pro plastice I have thrown so far holds up well except when I have hit concrete with it. Trees have not done much damage...at least not to mine so far. But I don't know that I have driven one right into a tree yet....

I've noticed that the new Proline TLs are about 1/8 inch smaller than the CFR TLs. Many plastics shrink quite a bit as they cool, I'm sure this is no exception. The new run of Proline plastic is definately more durable; nonetheless I'm not a huge fan of it.

Went out today and threw the xout Pro Aviar and Pro ORC (both max weight)
My findings:
Pro aviar has no glide.. it's almost like a rhyno, but i can get it out pretty far.
PRo ORC SUCKS.... it's so flippy it's ridiculous.. definately dont' like that disc..
Anyone wanna trade me something for a 4time thrown FLYDYE Pro PORK Xout?

-Scott Lewis