Great controllable approach disc or off the tee.  Super predictable.  Advanced Soft is floppy so it very, very rarely rolls away from were it lands.  Its great and I think I'll always carry one.  I'll never worry about rolling away from the tee again.

ADDENDUM TO MY PREVIOUS REVIEW

Here is the video review I did for the Crosslap Credo. Enjoy!

Beef For Days

I got this disc with some of my winnings from the Cache Valley Classic tournament sponsored by Infinite Discs (and Hucking Aces!) I got it on the reccomendation of Mike C, MVPs Sponsored Player and YouTube sensation.  After watching him rip these and emailing him, I just had to pick one up.

I went for the Advanced Soft version of this disc, as it was hyped as the more durable blend. I was a bit put off by just HOW soft the Credo is. It is just as, if not moreso, soft than even the Vibram soft. It almost feels like a DGA Blowfly. This does give it some outstanding grip. It also has a chalky texture and a textured bottom which adds to the grip. Super flat top, almost puddle topped, even. After throwing it a bit, I got used to the flop and began to enjoy it.

The flight on this disc is very, very Zone-like. If you've thrown the Zone, the flight of the Credo will be extremely familiar. If you havent: this thing is mad overstable. I could not turn over the Credo, at least not fully. It doesn't even do graceful flex shots....on a steep anhyzer it fights out super quick. Thumbers are great with the Credo, as long as you aren't going for distance. Great for forehand shots as well. In a stiffer plastic than the Advanced Soft, I imagine the Credo would provide some great skip shots.

As far as putting goes...well, therein lies the Credo ' s weak spot. It is almost too beefy to use as a regular putter. While it is extremely reliable and easy to range off the tee and for upshots, putting with it is just tricky. It is not an intuitive putter. But, if you need a beefy driving putter, the Credo will more than suit your needs.

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