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Still some good stuff left!! Make an offer!!

Alright...I'm trying to get some funds together. I dug through my stash and found some discs I'm willing to part with. Prices are negotiable. If you see something you like...make an offer. If you want more pictures of a certain disc...let me know. Thanks!! Edit: $3 a for shipping for any...

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I've noticed the same thing. I've got an 11x KC Pro EL and it's pretty flippy. On the other hand the 11x Champion EX that I have is like a mini firebird, and it's 166g and pretty gummy. I've thrown a few that were low 170s that were super overstable. I love the EX. Super predictable.

I've got 4 Teebirds in my bag (2 11x champ, 1 star, 1 dx) and 2 eagles in my bag (1 11x KC Pro EL and 1 11x Champ EX). The eagles are very different discs. They feel the same, but fly much differently. I've also got several 12x champ eagles that are nice too. Eagles - The EL is a line shaper...

I used to use a Monster and a Banshee for this. I know looking at the numbers that a Monster has a good bit more stability than a banshee, but a star monster will beat into what I think you are looking for. no high speed turn and plenty of fade at the end. The one I that I threw had much more...

This is exactly my setup for fairway drivers. The Teebird is one of those discs that's just good in all plastic. Durability = Champ>Star>DX I love teebirds in all plastics. Stay away from the + mold. IMO, i don't think they fly the same. Hope that helps.

This^^^ As a general rule for RHBH players. Right to left wind = throw disc with less stability to keep the disc straighter. Left to right wind = throw disc with more stability to keep the disc straighter. The best thing to do is experiment. If you're on the course by yourself and the...

Either this ^ or you could try to power down on whatever your stable mid is. That way you're not adding any more discs to your bag. I use my rocs and buzzzes for approach shots. You're not throwing them as hard and they tend to fly (for me) more consistent than putters do.

DX Leopard - Driver DX or Star Stingray - Midrange Putter - whatever If you can find a DX stingray, you should buy it. I've had one in my bag since I started playing. Once you get better technique and more strength you can use it for turnovers and short rollers. Rocs are great discs, I've got 3...

Crosslap > other Would love to throw some.

I second th e pain. It's pretty overstable but has way too much glide for me. Also, check out a wasp. I have used a viper and whippet for the as well.

That Veronica Vaughan is one fine piece of ace (or eagle on a par 3)

Jen. If I'm playing alone. I will always play two shots on every hole. As if there are two people playing. Then I record the highest score. Example; if I'm playing two discs, and My scores are a 2 and a 4, then I will record the 4. This is a good way to practice different shots. I take a more...

This is my experience as well. My KC pro is flippy and my champ is overstable. Both are x molds and fly very differently. Both about the same grade on the sleepy scale as well.