Sky Valley Casino & Resort - Sun-Fly 39mm & 43mm Hybrids (1 Viewer)

[Venturalvn]

I just recieved some prestige 43mm hybrids, I love the feel. Are the 39mm hybrids as good as the 43mm in relation to how "nonslippery' the 43mm are? I love how the 43s don't slide at all and have some grip to them

I currently have a barrel of the 39mm hybrids that I've lent out for the cost of shipping for the community to get a feel for them. When they are returned to me I will DM you so you can also see for yourself.

They would be not as good as the 43mm because of the sheer surface area of the HB005 molds (there are 2 different 43mm molds), but they are definitely not slippery and are a cut above the other 39mm hybrid mold as well.

 

[Tjislost]

I currently have a barrel of the 39mm hybrids that I've lent out for the cost of shipping for the community to get a feel for them. When they are returned to me I will DM you so you can also see for yourself.

They would be not as good as the 43mm because of the sheer surface area of the HB005 molds (there are 2 different 43mm molds), but they are definitely not slippery and are a cut above the other 39mm hybrid mold as well.

ok great! Thank you very much. I guess another question would be if you would know is how do brpro 39mm compare to sunfly hybrid 39mm in regards to how slippery they are?

 

[Venturalvn]

ok great! Thank you very much. I guess another question would be if you would know is how do brpro 39mm compare to sunfly hybrid 39mm in regards to how slippery they are?

There's certainly a gap - BRPro 39mm flat ceramics are rock solid, while SF 39mm hybrids stack well but are are prone to blowouts and occasional topples due to the gloss finish and the recessed center. BRPro flat ceramics have very few, if any, spinners, and are a step above other cheaper ceramic providers (i.e. Tina no molds).

For reference on the Sky Valley set -- made with HB001 and HB005, but other Sun-Fly hybrid blanks are available, so people will have to be specific on which mold they prefer. Larger surface area = better stacking.

Code#: HB001, Chip Diameter: 39mm, Sticker Diameter: 25.4mm Thickness: 3.3mm
Code#: HB002, Chip Diameter: 39mm, Sticker Diameter: 28.4mm Thickness: 3.3mm
Code#: HB003, Chip Diameter: 43mm, Sticker Diameter: 31.7mm Thickness: 3.3mm
Code#: HB005, Chip Diameter: 43mm, Sticker Diameter: 25.4mm Thickness: 3.3mm

 

[Tjislost]

There's certainly a gap - BRPro 39mm flat ceramics are rock solid, while SF 39mm hybrids stack well but are are prone to blowouts and occasional topples due to the gloss finish and the recessed center. BRPro flat ceramics have very few, if any, spinners, and are a step above other cheaper ceramic providers (i.e. Tina no molds).

For reference on the Sky Valley set -- made with HB001 and HB005, but other Sun-Fly hybrid blanks are available, so people will have to be specific on which mold they prefer. Larger surface area = better stacking.
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Ok, thanks for the info. Might make my decision a little easier but still would love to borrow your barrel of 39 hybrids when you get them back. Again thanks for the replies and info.