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Valk will probably fly a little understable for you. For a big drive it would need quite a bit of room to work the s curve, but you'd likely get good distance with it. It's good for hyzer flips and tailwind drives as well.
If you're already throwing dx leopards and they're not beat to hell...
I've been throwing Rivers for a long time and I only throw heavies. It's true that they are initially a little LSS, but I've never noticed it being quite as severe as others have suggested. That being said, the LSS beats out within a few weeks (My home course is good for breaking in plastic) and...
I will. Need to do a dye job on them before I scuff them up too bad, but they'll go into rotation in the next week or so. My home course is riddled with trees and exposed bedrock (why I throw mostly z/champ/opto), so I don't imagine it'll take too long before the flight characteristics start to...
^ This happened. The plastic also doesn't quite feel like regular Z. It's less pliable and seems like it may not take hits quite as well. I'll be interested to see how, and how quickly they break in.
Picked up three bottom stamped pearl white Z Buzzz discs (NOT cryztal), that aren't as flat as the Buzzz that I'm used to. Any info on these? They aren't crazy domey, but not flat. Rim might feel a little different as well.
Grip Pures are nice for driving. I used Zero lines as putters for a while, but when I switched to a push putt they gave me problems. Since I've been using the swan 2 for putts, my percentages have increased dramatically.
Unlikely. As soon as it gets drive speed on it, it starts turning. You can hyzer-flip it with some success, but it's really meant for 150ft and closer (in my experience).
Because conditions during tournament play are rarely ideal. I would much rather walk in with something that's a little more tolerant to both minor throw error and environment. If you want to spend time practicing with a touchy disc to tighten your form, nobody will stop you. I like to keep as...
I played several one disc rounds with the axis and determined it was too touchy to stay in the bag. After a few rounds to get used to it, with zero wind it was reasonably controllable, but even a light breeze destroyed its flight-path. Big fan of the vector, but I have no need for a disc with as...
Just wanted to let everyone know that benfranklin.com has all colors of iDye Poly for 2.40/pack and free shipping if you order $50+ worth. Good deal if you're using enough to warrant a big purchase.
Also, I'll be posting a review of the Silhouette Cameo vinyl cutter shortly. Initial...