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I love em. They tolerate my OAT inconsistencies much better than the cyclones do and are very nice overhand approach discs as well. They are also much comfier in the hand than cyclones.

I think it was mentioned before but I would love if the player order was correct for the hole based on previous holes

I have never heard the term "rexing" before but it so accurately describes what often happens to me when I concentrate on keeping the disc close to my body. When it happens I must have my elbow really low at the hit, preventing my elbow from getting sufficiently far in front of my body.

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I keep up with talkdiscgolf through my rss reader. It's a nice compliment to dgr since the major news is front and center there.

+1

#excited

I have been concentrating on snap for power levels in the 125' to 150' range. This only requires the slightest reachback and works from a standstill so I can focus on the proper arm positions, wrist extension and timing without other stuff getting in the way. I'm still having trouble getting the...

I know. You = :D Me = still working hard to figure it out

Bah. That looks far too effortless.

I like both stamps for completely different reasons. Must be a Canadian thing.

Agreed on both points. Jokeri are awesome for flexing and if you treat a zone like a putter it will always go further than you expect.

I throw em in the 300' - 325' range and really like S-PDs around 166. I throw em flat and they have a bit of turn and not too much fade. When I play tourneys I usually develop bad habits over the course of the day and OAT is often one of them. So I usually use a 169 1.2 QOLF instead of an S-PD...

I think I try to work/wedge my fingers into that corner between flightplate and inner rim more than most people. I really work it in there as part of my getting a pre-throw grip.

Perhaps for some skin-types, the textured part is more grippy, but it is definitely less grippy for my hands and the difference is even more noticeable in colder weather. It is not as if it is slick, but in my case there is a tripple-whammy: 1. My skin finding the textured part less grippy. 2...