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Matthew Bartlett
Full weight plasma craves are forehand monsters

If you get a plasma crave over 173g, it'll behave on forehand like a neutron crave does on backhand for experienced amateurs. Slight hyzer release wil flip up to flat and go straight for a ways before a gentle finish. They fly like you'd expect a servo to, but servos aren't as off axis torque resistant.

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Dillon

Love the color scheme

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Taylor S

Axiom Plasma Crave

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Brandon Handy
Favorite disc

Probably my favorite disc, dead straight with soft finish

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B.H.
Fantastic

I got a crave in 174g, it's perfect, dead straight with a little finish on backhand and on a sidearm with little bit of hyzer

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Dennis Black
Crave

Crave and Hex are both amazing, stable and super long for their flight numbers. I play with alot of different mfr discs, but these two never leave my bag.

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Neil Yahn
Plasma

Best for people who like a sticky putter

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Rolf Reidar Østby Sundberg
Amazing nice disc

Stable, good in wind, holds it's line long

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Darell Matthews
Bag 1 in EACH plastic because you should!

I needed something between my midranges and 10/11 speed control drivers...something I could shape in the woods but rely on to stay consistent. I picked up a Cosmic Neutron Crave a few months ago and fell in love. I went to DGD to pick up one more in each plastic (Fission, Neutron, Proton, Plasma). The Cosmic Neutron is the most overstable, followed by the Fission (which I have trouble gripping in the SC humidity), then the Proton and Neutron are similar. The Plasma is a hyzerflip monster out of the box. I bag one of each and love the Plasma and Proton best of all. (https://youtube.com/shorts/bZt-tdh2aos?feature=share)

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