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The Shorebreak is a revolutionary disc that combines the best qualities of a throwing approach disc and a putting putter. It took us two years to perfect its design, resulting in a reliable overstable putter that resists torque for a consistent straight flight with a predictable fade at the end of its flight. This makes the Shorebreak ideal for handling any amount of power you put behind it, even in the windiest conditions. When thrown softly, it's incredibly controllable, allowing you to place it precisely where you need it to go. Plus, its comfortable feel makes it perfect for putting with confidence.
What sets the Shorebreak apart from other discs on the market is its construction. We use a compression-molding technique that imbues the disc with characteristics that you won't find in most other discs. We make it using ultra-premium materials that offer unbeatable weather resistance, tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and grip. No matter how wet the weather, you can trust your grip on the Shorebreak. The compression-molding process also gives the disc a "memory," meaning that it will return to its original shape even after high-impact hits, allowing it to retain its flight characteristics for an extended period.
All of our discs are made using ultra premium materials with varying hardness. We use the Durometer "A" scale to measure the firmness of the Shorebreak, which allows us to be consistent describing the stiffness of each blend across our entire lineup. The Durometer A scale ranges from 0 to 100, with higher numbers indicating greater hardness. Currently we our offering our prototypes in three different stiffness.
96A - This ultra-premium material is the firmest in our lineup. This 96A material is stiff in the hand but has excellent energy absorption. It stops quickly upon impact, whether it hits the ground, an object, or even the chains. If you prefer a firmer putter with a lot of forgiveness, you'll love the 96A material.
94A - This a bit firmer than our 90A, but it feels gummy and offers excellent energy absorption. It has all the firmness to retain its shape and hold up well during throws. If you prefer soft putters and need a disc with a lot of forgiveness, you'll love the Duro 94 material.
90A - Our Durometer 90A material represents the softest option available. While incredibly pliable, it retains enough firmness to maintain its shape during throws. With outstanding energy absorption and forgiving qualities, the 90A material is perfect for those who prefer the softest putters.
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Flight Numbers:
Speed 3 Glide 3 Turn 0 Fade 3
I like this disc and material very much. I do not like the sticker that left grody residue on the bottom(more on that later). Not floppy at all, this is firm yet pliable. This beadless disc is slightly overstable. Pretty much a straight flight with a bit of fade in the end. There isnt a better grip on the market that I am aware of. Now in color! Armed with the confidence of color I was flinging Shorebreak in the woods with wild abandon. A tree jumped in the way of Shorebreak and the flightplate took on a bit of a warp. It still flew the same, just had a bit of a wonk to it. No skuffing or any other damage. In the name of science I placed the disc plate down in a flat pan and filled with almost boiling water (this is a trick you can read about all over). It worked and once cool the disc was flat again. At this point the sticker residue mostly scrubbed right off but still maddeningly left a rectangular mark. Sadly the warp was back the instant the disc met its next tree. I must say again that this warping did not affect the flight at all that I could tell. I truly do like this disc and I am currently bagging it. If you have ocd it may not be the disc for you due to the warping but dont sweat the sticker stuff. I imagine if we ask nicely these folks will send us discs without the sticker. Thats one of the advantages of small business.
I like this disc and material very much. I do not like the sticker that left grody residue on the bottom(more on that later). Not floppy at all, this is firm yet pliable. This beadless disc is slightly overstable. Pretty much a straight flight with a bit of fade in the end. There isnt a better grip on the market that I am aware of. Now in color! Armed with the confidence of color I was flinging Shorebreak in the woods with wild abandon. A tree jumped in the way of Shorebreak and the flightplate took on a bit of a warp. It still flew the same, just had a bit of a wonk to it. No skuffing or any other damage. In the name of science I placed the disc plate down in a flat pan and filled with almost boiling water (this is a trick you can read about all over). It worked and once cool the disc was flat again. At this point the sticker residue mostly scrubbed right off but still maddeningly left a rectangular mark. Sadly the warp was back the instant the disc met its next tree. I must say again that this warping did not affect the flight at all that I could tell. I truly do like this disc and I am currently bagging it. If you have ocd it may not be the disc for you due to the warping but dont sweat the sticker stuff. I imagine if we ask nicely these folks will send us discs without the sticker. Thats one of the advantages of small business.