I would think that they could get better frac pressure into the heel side of the lateral than the toe side. Pretty sure the engineers have done testing and determined that the economics are worth it. Cabot had mentioned something about having to frac the toe end of a long lateral with their Gen 4 program and then using their Gen 5 program on the rest of it. They said they had pressure issues. Also they are using way more compressors than they have in the past on the shorter laterals.
"I would think...", "Pretty sure..." - these phrases sum up your point nicely. Adding spice to your empty salad bowl using words like: "frac pressure", "heel side", "lateral", "Gen 4", and "Gen 5" can do, and indeed does, nothing substantive or informative for anyone without having some real food like lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, onion, chickpeas, bacon crumbles, hard boiled egg, etc. being in the bowl to begin with. Did mom fail to stock the 'fridge for you?
