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..And 3 years later I see this message. Lol. To benefit anybody else who is curious as well, I install emergency/safety lights as a hobby.

...And 3 years later I reply.... I install them as a hobby.

I skipped a 174g TeeBird in from about 260' out. It was incredible because at that time I had only been playing for about a year. I haven't made anything that long since, although today I hit the basket from about 120' feet out.

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It got me for about 3 min. Nicely done.

Same here, in addition to great support they have amazing traction on just about every type of terrain. (once you get used to their size)

The weather really doesn't affect my disc choice. In high humidity I usually throw Star (because that's what I normally throw) unless there's water other unretrievable hazards. Then I throw an old Champion TeeBird. But it could be something other than humidity. Augusta, Ga. has the worst air...

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I completely agree. The only drawback I've found with the Star plastic is the grip changes with the weather. Humidity is a particular factor, in low humidity I can control the grip by breathing on it (and fogging it up), but in high humidity it's almost too sticky and you can't do anything about it.