Recent content by Nick C

I use the Surge SS for anhyzer drives that I need to go far or to go around a distant obstacle. The Surge I use is Elite-Z and I use it for all my controlled drives, S lines and so forth. I use my Star Destroyer as my hyzer driver but i might go for a pred instead

I think it's a little too flippy for me but mainly I'd like to try and play with the least amount of molds if possible. Also, I like the Buzzz so much I figure if I can have a similar feel for anhyzer's then I'm in

Has anyone had a good chance to try out the new Elite-Z Buzzz SS? I currently use an Elite-Z Buzzz for probably around 50% or more of my shots but being this high up in altitude it is fairly overstable. I'm hoping the Buzzz SS can be used for more anhyzer shots and see if it can take over the...

So from what I'm hearing the Surge will take more of an S-Line with fade at the end where the S-PD will hold a straighter line with some fade at the end?

I'm looking for some comments on how these are similar and different. I've always had a surge in my bag either in ESP and Elite-Z. They work really well for me but I've seen a lot of these PD's and wanted to know how the 2 compare. I'm sure there are a lot of comparisons because of the...

Looks like a really good line-up. My only question would be on the Skeeter. It seems like it works well for you but what happens when the release isn't smooth? Might consider a Comet of some other kind of middy like it as the Comet has great glide and is understable so it might fill that spot...

Your distance driver's look good. I don't know too much about the River but it seems like there is some overlap there with your Teebird. You have a ton of midranges though. I don't know if you're like me but I have a Z Buzzz and Z Wasp in my bag right now but I'm finding that between the...

If I were you I'd try out the Elite-Z Nuke first. A little more overstable which allows you to put a little more snap into it.

Seems like you have a complicated Mid set up. You probably don't need a Roc and a Buzzz. Also stingray seems like a very niche disc that you could probably use your fairway drivers or another mid-range for. Getting rid of 2 mid molds might help simplify things for you and help you become much...

I throw a Pro and a Star. The Star is more overstable than the Pro by quite a bit. The Pro seems to stay straight longer with a predictable fade finish right out of the box so it goes longer. I use the star for more spike hyzer shots. I also play at a much higher altitude which seems to make...

I've thrown both and the only difference i really noticed was the R-Pro Aviar seemed much floppier in my hand than the Omega SS. That also can depend on the type Omega SS you get as 1.26 can be very floppy in Black but the 1.25 is a little more firm but still grabs chains

Seems like your missing something in your drivers in the straight to fade right column. Seems like hyzers are covered by destroyer but you might do well with a Surge or Wraith

I've carried a Surge and Surge SS for about as long as I can remember now and I'm surprised so many people are saying how similar they are. Maybe it's the plastics I use but I notice a big difference between the 2. My Surge SS is in FLX plastic and currently I use a Z Surge but I've used an...

Probably my Buzzz. Even though I use it a lot, there are a ton of occasions where I'll throw a crap drive and then just whip out the buzzz and park the hole. Starting to realize it though and have started just grabbing the Buzzz to begin with

I have a Nate Doss Surge in ESP and a regular Surge in Elite-Z. Both are workhorse drivers for me but the Nate Doss one is more understable than the regular Surge in Elite-Z. (I use the regular Surge because it handles more snap)