Recent content by Reniger

Hyzer flippin' a beat STD. Gotta beat those STDs.

I too feel best throwing putters. I carry as many putters as distance drivers and 4 outta 5 putters are for throwing. If you're having trouble pushing drivers past 350' with Destroyers, you may want to try the slightly more narrow rim drivers. I used to throw Nukes, Bosses, and Prodigy drivers...

If you like the Avenger SS, I agree with RocTheCourse than an Avenger would be a logical choice to keep a similar feel, but increase stability. An Undertaker or Vulture would be another good choice. Smaller rim, high speed drivers with stable, but not overstable flights. I've also heard a lot...

2Quote2Fast :D I'm going with a high CGC Gator.

Can't quite gauge distance and elevation in the pictures, but looks pretty uphill - if not that far... CGC-FD or Crowned Eagle MD3

I still have an old Paige TI Stalker from damn near a decade ago. I love the disc, but it's the old color-transition dark purple TI that loves to get itself lost. LUL

James Conrad JC Aviar? :D

No mando, I'm going with a high PD spiked over the scrub. Mando, RHFH Sexybird

No tee? I can throw wherever I want? SWEET! 25' for the ace! :D :D :D

Gator it up!

CD2, Saint Pro, Krait and Beast are the most similar I've found. A Pro Beast will get a bit more turn but if you're good with release angles, flies the most similar to an FD as anything I've found. I use a TD, but they are definitely more understable and will require more hyzer on release.

Wide spike hyzer with a PD. Safest shot I have for those side hills.

Not stupid at all, man. Absolutely. S-Line will start out more understable and will season pretty quick. After a single season with an S-Line, mine fly more like a 5/5/-1.5/1. They are quite flippy. I noticed that you seem to be looking at the original release flight numbers. They originally...

All I can think of is Drew Carey spraying an aerosol can, "Screw the grandkids, I'm cold now!"

Well, it's Colorado, so I'm betting on some SERIOUS wind... Head: S-PD. Tail: STD.