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Thanks - that all makes sense and I understand your initial post better. Ya, I learned a lot of disc golf from BT Medium Pures! I have a lot of OS stuff in my bag, but what I throw off most tees is either the Praxis or a Truth (its actually a Verdict, but its a pretty US run. effectively its...

I hear you. I'm not throwing over a speed 3 on holes under 300, and 300-380 is speed 5 as long as its straight. I throw mids so much you'd think I learned to play watching Nate Doss (I learned to play watching Nate Doss btw.) Its only 7 if I need turn and 9 if I need fade at that distance...

I like your thought process. IMO you're doing the right things too learn and build a bag that's going to help you. I dont know how you feel about it, but learning to shape shots with different discs is one of the most fun things about disc golf to me. Out of curiosity, do you feel like you...

Oh, hyperbole like asserting I'm telling people to huck their speed 13 and pray after I say "No player ... who has enough control..."? I dont know why you're so stuck on 7s and 9s anyway Sheep. I mean, what are people doing with their lives if every round isnt a putter round so they can fix...

They're not supposed to hurt you unless you get hit by them. I mean, if you think my advice is bad then try learning to throw slower discs "better" during a tournament and see where that gets you. 30 feet shorter of the pin is where. You can explain to card and the TD that your disc selection...

Ya, those speed 6s should be good from 250ft to, oh, you're Scott Stokely.

I dont think there's anyone at risk of not understanding the point of what you're saying Sheep, but as a long time player and teacher you gotta recognize the difference between scoring and learning. No player in their right mind who has enough control is going to grab a disc that will put them...

You have an interesting decision point here - 1) pick a disc with a more reliable finish to make sure you end up where you want. b) practice controlling angles. If you want to throw it harder, add more hyzer. Learning touch with a neutral mid is one of the best skills you can have. My...

The Mako3 is a great. Its the first disc I give to new players besides a putter. Its very easy to use well so you can have fun and gain confidence right away, but also shows you what your throw is doing. Its also Innova which is super accessible in case they catch the bug. I can get a ton of...

Lol, I like Catapults. They dont move right too much when turned, and dont fade a ton for being high speed stable. I think its the only Westside driver in my bag right now. I should have said - All Westside kid stamps are 3 for 2 and they printed pretty much everything, including Giants. You...

Ya, they also have the World 14/4/-0.5/3 and Catapult 13/3/-0.5/3. Sorcerers are flippy. I used to throw VIP Sorcs interchangeably with Champ Terns. I would say Terns had some stable runs. Sorcs didnt. They used to be stamped 13-6-0-2, which made sense if you knew Westside flight numbers...

Nice! get ready to rake in the cash Innova team. Where's my CG Luster? Ive seen them do it in D&D dice - I know it can be done.

Color Glow Luster.

but will it get you over 1000?

Watching Calvin throw 500 ft in the woods leads one to believe that the hammer should be a perfectly good drill, but what you're saying makes sense in theory. I would say that maintaining two forms causes habits from one approach to creep into the other, and keeping two consistent and distinct...

Cool. The megasoft Harp was the last straw for me and soft baseline plastic. I will wait for the next Toro run of XG Champ.

I have been ignoring Pro Soft so far but now there's a Toro. I remember taco-ing an R-Pro Dragon on a single tree hit back in the day, and this stuff is "3x softer than R-Pro"? Is it like an Elevation discs polymer that feels rubbery and so flexible that it doesnt really have any integrity to...

If you want less stable and you want off the OLF train I'd suggest Falk, Saint or OLS. 1.7 SOLF might be your least stable actual OLFs. Sounds like 1.5 MOLF might be less stable than other M, but the older runs were pretty stable/os.

Is it Innova's reclamation of the DDX?

Ya, that looks like a decent throwing putter but I am not familiar enough with Yikun to know which one it is. I'd buy that orange and purple one just to look at it. Bonus if it stays in the air when I throw it.