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There’s also a significant margin of error where within that it would still be more accurate than the human eye for angle feedback. As I’ve discussed elsewhere, even the pro commentators who watch the most footage frequently don’t notice the initial amount of hyzer and mistake the flip they see...

Yeah, terrible name. Another underrated, newer Innova disc is the invader, people who know about it seem to really like it for approach shots, but it's even more underrated for putting because everyone is so used to older innova molds so people are less likely to try it out for putting, but it...

And spush style with low backswing naturally produce significant nose down without trying. But people, including Ricky, don't feel and think they are making it nose down, because you don't have to try to make it happen and it doesn't fly like people expect a nose down putt to fly (diving down...

Follow up to the last video (with added clickbait, lol) showing practical examples of the nose neutral-to-slightly-nose-down-high-launch-angle stroke vs actually-nose-up-lower-launch-angle stroke:

Here's a follow up video (plus some clickbait) showing an actual example with a putter and the same nose neutral to slightly nose down stroke compared to the nose up stroke from the tech disc video

In premium plastic, out of hawkeye, leopard3, and IT, the IT is the only one that actually flies flippy out of the box (I can throw over 400 so it's not an arm speed issue). The 3 hawkeyes I've had (keep losing discs, lol) have been flippier out of the box than my leopard3's, but not that...

I don't think many people have it, I haven't seen a lot either, but like 3-4 people who reviewed it on reddit and every one was really bad.

Yeah, in time there will be more tech disc users. But so far, my pulse is from my own where many people have thrown it, multiple pros, newbs who can round up to 60 mph, MPO players who have a hard time to break 60, and then also seeing lots of youtubers who have it and seem to be getting...

Doesn't seem to be on their site, I think I looked before.

I agree in general but in this case there actually is a leopard3 which is 7 speed. But I found a crave which is 6.5 speed and it was really worn in and really flippy and I could've replaced my 7 speed very flippy innova IT with it. The only reason I don't is because it's probably not normally...

Try an Innova IT next for the extremely flippy. I've had 3 (champ and halo) so far and all are very flippy out of the box, easy to hyzer flip into full S curve. I still haven't played with anything that's pretty flip that used to be OS to see how it compares to something that flippy out of the...

Is there a video where someone shows how to somewhat consistently reproduce odd readings? I would definitely test it out. I’ve tested trying to use a lot more wrist curl dynamically before and didn’t get any unusual readings myself, I got an expected increase in spin, but nothing else wildly...

Yeah, a lot of it too is camera confusion, any time the camera has a view of under the flight plate it always appears more nose up than it is.

I will accept the tech disc data I'm getting might be wrong as soon as someone does a careful test showing it, like what I said, where you ideally have 3 instruments so that at least two converge to be more sure that one is wrong. So far, it's just a few anecdotes of a defective disc or some on...

Ya boi did it! First win! It went to a playoff tiebreaker and I threw a tee shot shape I don't throw often (anny flex) on a hole that I'd never tried that shot or disc (beefy halo firebird) on because there was a lot of headwind and it landed 15 ft from basket. The other guy stuck to his...

Short one. Many putts called 'nose up' are not actually nose up. Also posted it to discuss over in this other thread. Just before I saw that thread I putted with the tech disc for the first time and was surprised about the nose angles and this other thread gave me the idea to do this...

Here are some tech disc stats on a few different putting styles / cues I think most people don't realize just how nose down many putts are. A true nose up putt looks like the disc's trajectory is not aligned with the arm's plane (due to pronation causing the wrist's plane to be on steeper...

Of course there are bound to be some defective tech discs or some occasional bad readings from time to time on a tech disc. I've had mine drop 15 mph on my throws where I could feel they were the same effort and after a restart it was resolved. Why do you think tech disc stats for various pros...

I've been meaning to start testing FH stuff too but I have too much BH stuff to test but when I get around to it I'll try a looser FH grip too, but I suspect it will be similar for me like with my BH results where loosening the grip just made it harder for me to go full power. I've done some FH...

Definitely curious to hear some results from your tech disc. To be clear, what did you end up doing with your FH grip? Were you not gripping tight enough?