Recent content by Bobby_B5932

Star teebird

This post lost me. I thought we were talking about putters losing their tackiness and how to regain it.

X2. It's a great "trick" shot disc.

From my experience both of the green ones I have are overstable. I have two reds that are straight with a slight fade at the end. The two purples I have both flip but not hard.

Maybe it's just your M4

So, would you say my calling it a finesse driver is pretty accurate?

I just let them flop around, doesn't bother me at all.

Star Whippet X

$25.00 years ago for a floppy pocketable Aviar. Yes, you could fold it in half and place it in your pocket. They were awesome!

As for how long New has been playing, it doesn't matter. I started playing in 1989 and was playing novice in at Monthly tourneys, I was 14 at the time. 6 Months later I was playing in the Open division and took 3rd at my home course (Morley Field) in the course championships with a total of -31...

For power throwers though it doesn't take much to make it turn over. As for the flight numbers I never really pay attention to those. You can throw a disc at a very low speed but still create tons of spin which is what makes a disc act like it does. I can throw a Destroyer on a 300 foot shot on...

Bottom line is this. For players with 450 feet of power or more it is a finesse driver and makes a great roller straight out of the box. Of course us Pros can control them, but that doesn't mean much. I can control my beat DX stingray that I have had for years if I want to. One of my best...

All four of mine flip pretty easily, but I like them. Getting mine out around 500-525 even at my ripe age . My flat top Avery Destroyers are much more stable than the Anthons.

Throw it down the street a few times.

The Comet is a understable disc. Thrown flat they turn, flat and hard and they turn even more.