I am a big fan of this disc in this plastic. What is surprising is my current theory on where that super grippy rim can best be served: What if it was only on the bottom of the rim versus having it on the entire outside? Where I found there to be the most benefit was how this super grippy outer rim grabs the BASKET and not necessarily the chains. In fact, it seemed to have more of a bouncing-off effect on the chains for me, but it saved multiple putts by how the bottom of it grabbed the basket's cage. Also, as an approach disc, that added grip on the bottom can make it stop dead on certain terrain, which is a game changer; and there's nothing else like this on the market.
While it may defy all rules of injection molding, my vote would be to see if you can focus that super grip only to the bottom of the rim. I agree with what some others have said about the Zero Hard main plate allowing for a clean release; I like keeping that idea. It would not be very beneficial if this super grippy material were the entire bottom of the disc. (And actually, a plain-old Zero Hard version of the Peak would be awesome too!)
Even as is, I love this ChainGrip combination as is, but I personally would love to test a version that explores having only a super grippy bottom rim. I am curious whether my notion of having a normal Zero Hard outer rim would decrease the bouncing-off effect I've been experiencing. Thanks for all this fun innovation!