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Regardless of plastic... a gash like that should be okay for a little while. If it starts throwing like garbage it can become a battering ram! :wall:

Star Wraith or S-PD

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Star Wraith S-line PD Pro Leopard Roc3 Warden

I still use the D2 and D4 every round I play in. My go to forehand disc!

Im with Photoguy - even though you are wanting to buy new, used DX is the way to go. Archangel, Leopard, or Roadrunner would be a good fit.

No thanks on the Pro plastic. Jlee pm'd

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Howdy, Need to stock up on a few star Wraiths. Older, lighter, and brighter is better. Shoot me a message and a pic, cash waiting to send. Thanks!

I love my 175g pro leopard! It has really nice glide and very shapeable lines; plus it has a tendency to sit upon impact. Also my wife's goto driver!

Tally another vote for a Zone. Great disc for utility backhand and forehand hyzer shots. I use it rarely enough to keep in the bag - call it my Caddy.

When I first made a bag for my girl, my thought was "light" discs. After having her throw some light 140g sidewinders, beat dx firebirds and a few others - she actually threw the 170g discs better. I picked up a Wizard, beat DX Roc, Pro Leopard, and a beat Star Sidewinder. She kills it now...

I like the S-Lines a lot as well. I had a C-PD I picked up about 6 months ago and lost it. It flew so nice and had a good amount of glide yet was still very stable. My new C-PD is excruciatingly beefy and has very little glide. Utility driver at this point..

I like the D4 more than other Prodigy drivers for FH. The Tern is intriguing....

I am really enjoying throwing my PD's as of lately. I have new production of Cline, Sline and Pline that I use for a variety of shots. My question to PD freaks out there (no pun intended) - do you guys see any difference in flight/consistency with the older non freak production runs? I was...