any info?

Highly overstable....at least the Yellow urethane discs are. It's got a wing wider than a destroyer/Xcaliber. It's too overstable. If someone wants it...drop me a PM.

It's made out of their new plastic. It's very reminiscent of CryZtal Z plastic. It's supposed to be overstable, with dimples on both top and bottom of the wing. That's all I know for sure.

he orange ones feel exatly like a daredevil timberwolf. super flexy pretty opaque champ plastic. very overstable and very shallow rim. it is a great thrumber disc, but not that great overall

can someone explain dimples? they seem to make discs terrible, so why do they do it? i have never thrown a good dimple disc.

can someone explain dimples? they seem to make discs terrible, so why do they do it? i have never thrown a good dimple disc.



The Diablo is pretty good and the T-bone is pretty good as well.

The Defender seemed like a faster flick to me, fast, not much glide, and very overstable. The shallow grip threw me off too. The plastic was very flexible, I could bend it in half and touch the side and it would come back to shape. Not gummy like FLX, just thin and flimsy. More like a novelty disc to me than anything else.

how is it different than the double D?

Rim is to thin to forehand nicely, Very nice on the overstable end, but needs more glide.

The Diablo is pretty good and the T-bone is pretty good as well.



I could not agree more and have BOTH in my bag now and for as long as they are made.

Scooter, try the new plastic yet?... I have a T-Boner coming to me from marshallstreet as we speak. Cant wait to try it out.

I haven't thrown one in many months.

can someone explain dimples? they seem to make discs terrible, so why do they do it? i have never thrown a good dimple disc.



Maybe this was an unfair statement since the only DT discs i have tried were Double-D/ T-Bone/ and 100 meter lazer... And i havent thrown many times or different molds. I have seen some guys throw the diablo DT very far! but i have never thrown one of those. And i used to throw all upper body with lots of power and lots of off axis rotation, and i have not thrown DT discs since i have become better at this.

Kyle I'm pretty sure that if you threw a diablo DT or Raging inferno Dt that you might feel different.
Honestly I cant think of anyone who has said the T-bone is terrible either.
the 100 lazer and DD didnt turn out so well but sometimes it takes a few swings before you hit another home run!
These discs are geared for players with a lot less power than you.

I had a guy come in the shop the other day and trade us a destroyer for an assassin because he said the destroyer felt funky in his hand and that it didnt fly right.
I guess he could have thought the destroyer was terrible.

You are absolutely correct! I know alot of people who love inferno's and assasins. But i never asked to use their plastic. I guess you hit a homerun with the assasins...

I carry a DT Diablo in my bad, It is a great disc I use for low hard runs at baskets 300 to 330 feet. I like that it will grip the ground and not skip real far past the hole if I'm off on the drive. My wife and kids use the ultra-light line and they are always on the top of the board at NW events.

Gateway discs are very hard to get ahold of in Washington State. So I have not tried anything newer then the Diablo DT.