The Black Canon is a pocket-sized reinterpretation of the classic Tom Kuhn Silver Bullet, standing at 53.3mm and weighing 55g, designed to offer the playability of a full-size throw. With a focus on in-play technical stability and an improved catch zone butterfly ratio, it serves well as both a trainer and a casual jammer in responsive and unresponsive setups, providing a gratifying feeling of completion with every executed trick.
The Markmont. Project 2 is the second installment in the Flat Rim Series, following years of development and refinement. With a focus on maintaining a balance between playfulness and stability, the design features scaled-up dimensions, a catch zone “lip” to reduce string gap rub, and redistributed mid-weight for enhanced play speed variation, resulting in a modernized and improved version of the original Markmont. Project.
The Magnum Opus retains the essence of the original Classic while elevating performance with high-grade 7075 aluminum, enhanced smoothness, durability, refined weight distribution, and improved features for multi-string layering trick play, making it a true masterpiece in the realm of organic design.
Yo is that with a Reboot? Are you able to do a profile shot with it? Reboot is my favorite throw and I’m thinking of springing for this, although it is super expensive given it is a 6061 monometal.
Yes I am aware about the difference in alloys, I was hoping to get a profile shot with the Reboot and the MP2 together. The Reboot is a little undersized and I have always wondered how it would play full-sized. Either way, if the MP2 were a nicer alloy like 7075, it would feel like a better purchase. Thanks!
My apologies it’s a bit late and I misunderstood, I get what you’re saying now. It feels lighter on the string to me over the Reboot and I feel like it performs noticeably better too.
Take my opinions with a grain of salt because my skill level probably can’t appreciate the differences very well. But both strung up with flat se’s weigh almost identically but I feel like the MP2 doesn’t feel as heavy at the end of the string as I move it around. The MP2 changes direction easier for me so that’s what makes it feel like it’s better performing. That’s about the best explanation my skill set can comprehend.
Every single detail of it is stunning and gorgeous.