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Star Bosses are my favorite for an overstable bomber. They beat in slowly and get less stable over time. I have one that is over four years old that really gets out there 450'+ with a nice S-Curve or hyzer flip to laser straight.

I have a couple E Chiefs and they are moderately domey. They fly really well and I use them for driving on shorter holes all the time.

Gateway Warrior

They are stiff and glossy. They have a smoother texture than most blends, but still grips well. Here's my $$$ Wizard (red) and ER-25 Wizard (blue) side-by-side.

ER-25 for Wizards. I have some $$$ Wizards, but I only use them for putting 50' and closer.

You can also try a flat top Gateway E-Warrior. It is more stable than a Buzzz and a little faster.

Max weight Glo Buzzz. It has to be max weight. I've had a few that were marked 170-172, but they were way less stable than my 177+ marked discs. Alternative would be a max weight Ti.

Buy someone else's beat-in Teebird. They're easy to find.

Based on personal experience- Sonic/Aero - P&A Element/Stratus X - Mid Leopard/Teebird - Fairway Diamond/Assassin/Star Tern - Distance

Wizard, Teebird, Wraith, Glo Buzzz, and a Sonic.

Blaze, Firebird, Speed Demon and maybe even a C-FD2.

Wizard or Ridge are my preferred driving putters. I find it amusing when people ask me what I just threw and are puzzled when I say it was my putter.

You need to keep your knees bent and lean over more. You're coming upright too soon. I can't really see too much, but you might want to throw them a bit higher to get more distance.

Unless your scale has been calibrated, I wouldn't put too much stock into the weights you are seeing.

Stick with the Buzzz. My choice is always a heavy Glo Buzzz.