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Thanks for sharing! It says "a more controllable and durable Stratus." I'm wondering if it would be worth practicing with the Stratus some more. I happened to find one a couple weeks ago. What do you guys think?

It could be that your arm is getting stronger, but it might also have to do with the wear on the disc. If your discs are DX plastic, Innova's lowest end plastic, then it may have just worn out really quickly. As discs wear out, they have a greater tendency to turn right. If you think this...

Am I actually reading this? If this were the case, I would notify the police and have them take action to locate the parents/pet owner. Do you think I should call the police with unmarked discs? Is that what you do? I'm sure the police love you. I found a Franklin RT sparrow mid-range. I...

I only own about 25 discs and all but 5 of them were found. The woods are really thick at my home course, and I know the best holes to find discs. Once I found 8 discs in 25 minutes on a single hole. Only a couple have had numbers, and all of the owners have told me to keep the discs. So I...

The music is on point

I like the idea of naming each hole, but I wouldn't take it too far. Maybe limit it to just a name for each hole, as well as a few major features (i.e. Creeks, ravines, etc.). I think for new players, it might be confusing to have so many labels on the map. It isn't necessary to name every...

Now that I'm looking at some of the hole distances at my home course, I'm realizing I can handle 325' no problem. From all this feedback, it seems everyone has had different results with Star and Pro plastics. Some say Star plastic breaks into a sweet spot; others say it doesn't break in at...

I am still a bit shy of that. I'm sure I've thrown that far before, but not consistently. I was able to throw just over 300' consistently, before my DX Wraith became too understable.

I have a DX Wraith that I bought a while back, but now that it's worn in, it seems to always turnover on me. My guess is that my release velocity has improved some, but I think the turnover is primarily due to the wear in the plastic. I really enjoyed it while it was new, so I think it's time...

Thanks for the info! Here is a picture of it

I found a champion Eagle today, but it is labeled as a distance driver, not a fairway driver as you would expect. What is the story behind that? Is it the same as the fairway driver version? When and why did Innova classify it differently? Is it worth more because of that? It is striped like a...

I found a champion Eagle today, but it is labeled as a distance driver, not a fairway driver as you would expect. What is the story behind that? Is it the same as the fairway driver version? When and why did Innova classify it differently? Is it worth more because of that? It is striped...

Would you rather $10 or an ace on a par 3 hole? Of course, assume that you don't win any bets from the hole in one. As for the hole, it would be under 250', but would require a curved disc path. I know this is a specific question. There is an idea behind it though; it's not just a random poll

Thanks, this should help! Hopefully I have a micrometer or a dial caliper somewhere

Oh okay. I thought about that, but I figured with like 30 different Innova Champion drivers, it would be nearly impossible to identify it correctly. Are there really people who are that familiar with disc profiles?