Recent content by Albatross

Found an esp surge mustache aviator edition in a pond, stamped the same date as the date i found it, no name, no visible wear. How much would this be worth?

Oh okay, lets just take all income out of that country, so they have to live with absolutely nothing...

will this work with a light color? I am trying to get a lighter blue on a red back..

can you just drip it on this way, or are you supposed to let it soak? if you are supposed to let it soak, how long for?

I have all the materials I need to dye my Star Wraith, I just don't know how to mix the Rit Dye. I tried dying a disc once, but I followed the directions on the box, and it came out too watered down. After scanning some threads on here I heard some utterances of using Vinegar to make it "pop". I...

5.00 star(s) Best Course in MN Best Course I've ever seen! Awesome Landscaping Holes that are listed as par 3, are actually tough to get par or under There are baskets that are elevated, and dug into the ground Difficult for Beginners, other than that it's awesome This 27 hole course is probably the best $5...

I currently have an dx aviar putter. It is a very solid putter, but when I get close, I throw with very little snap so it fades and I sometimes miss putts that should never be missed:wall:. Is there a putter out there that would alleviate this problem, or is it a technique thing? I was...

depending on what weight you're wraith was, I would recommend an elite z Surge SS. My surge is 166, which is 2 grams lighter than my star wraith. It flies on a straight line, with less power required than my wraith did. If I throw with full power my surge will fly even farther than my wraith did!

The TL (teebird long) flies longer than the teebird, and holds a similar line. A worn wraith has a much sharper fade at the end of its flight than the teebird. A new wraith has a significantly larger high speed fade than a worn wraith, or a teebird.

I may have misspoke, I want something more stable than the eclipse.

The eclipse is a longer range approach disc, for me at least. It is heavier and a little more overstable so it goes good into the wind. I am looking for one that flies straighter, with less fade at the end. Maybe the new mid range should be a little lighter? Not sure exactly what I want...

Say I tee off and I land in the fairway. for my next throw am I allowed to run up to the disc to throw, or do i have to have one stationary foot on the spot of the disc as i throw? I know w/in 10 ft of the pin you can't extend past the disc, I am talking about outside of that 10' range.

Star, almost new (used maybe 5 games, not only driver), RHBH. if it dosent turn over is can fly about 300 straight.

I have a star 150 class Valkyrie, when I throw it instead of fading to the left at the end of its flight as it is supposed to, it "turns over" to the right. Is this a common problem? Is there a way to fix it?:confused:

which disc would fly straighter/hold lines better?