Summary of Reddit Comments on "Wise PLC"

Neutron, Proton, and Trail Discs

Neutron and Proton discs are noted to fly similarly, with a slight difference in stability: "The old Neutron and Proton flew pretty much exactly the same when new."
The White Rim Trail is described as "closer to -0.5/1" but "noticeably more overstable." It is considered by some to be a good option for shots that don't need a lot of movement but finish left.
The Black Rim Trail is preferred for turnovers: "I now bag both old and new rimmed Neutrons. White rim for shots that don't get a lot of movement, but finish left, and black rim for turnovers mostly."
There are varying opinions on the stability of different runs of Neutron and Proton discs: "Interesting enough, I'm finding the new run of Neutron to be more overstable than Proton in general."
Users have observed differences in flight characteristics among different color variations of the same disc model: "The new white rim (purple plate if that matters) is closer to -0.5/1."

Pros and Cons of Various Trail Discs

Proton Trails are described as stable discs that require significant power to turn: "The new Proton ones I have are the most stable trails I have. I gotta crank them in Anny to get turn."
Comparisons between different Trail discs reveal nuanced differences in stability: "It is slightly beefier than the black rim Neutron trails I used to throw."
Some users have experienced variance in stability within the same disc model: "My first Neutron trail is super OS, not sure if it's a fluke. My new PLC trail is very flippy compared to my first one."
The popularity of Trail discs has increased due to exposure from professional players: "Trails became overly popular when Big Jerm mentioned them almost 10 times on coverage last year after switching to MVP."

Overall Impressions of Trail Discs

Flight characteristics of Trail discs are a point of discussion: "I’m also wondering because my regular Neutron trail is more like a Wraith than a trail."
Users have noted specific preferences based on stability: "Lil more stable than the black rim Neutron, lil less stable than the Proton."
Inconsistencies in stability between different discs of the same model can be a factor for some players: "Just got a white top PLC Neutron Trail in the same weight in a trade and it's more stable then my old ones starting out."

Comparison to Thunderbird and Wraith

The Trail disc is compared to other models in terms of stability: "Can get a little turn out of it, but not much. Noticeably more overstable, but not quite a Thunderbird."

Critical Analysis of Trail Discs

Speculation on the stability of Trail discs in different runs is mentioned: "You'll probably find it flippier than the Halloween Proton Trails."
The possibility of experiencing a shift in stability over time is discussed: "Used to bag a 168g black rim white top Neutron Trail that had a BIG dip in stability after 15 rounds but then stayed there for a long time."

Popularization and Use in Disc Golf

The influence of professional players on disc popularity is highlighted: "Trails became overly popular when Big Jerm mentioned them almost 10 times on coverage last year after switching to MVP."

This summary provides an in-depth look at the Reddit comments pertaining to different runs and variations of Trail discs and their flight characteristics, stability, and popularity among disc golf players. Variations in stability within the same model, comparisons to other popular disc models, and individual preferences based on flight characteristics are key elements discussed in these comments.