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What is the approximate lowest weight available in each plastic? I’ve got a 166 and 178 neutron currently and on the hunt for a lighter weight fission to hopefully beat into a understable flip to flat standstill disc.

You about nailed it. I throw mostly US (putter to driver) and what I know is that I have to be careful with the wind... it was almost impossible for me to gauge during the event. I though I had a tail wind and soon as it clear it a tree or two it became a headwind or right to left with and vice...

You doing the Belmont event via Hazy Shade?

This is a great video for teaching the forehand. My 9 year old son showed it too me and quotes it often when we are out in the yard. I still can not flick a frisbee, but it helped me develop a nice smooth one with discs from a mercy to destroyer for that matter... My son who has no bad habits...

Awesome, Ill be on the look out for it later this month.

Any rumors if and when this will become a regular production disc?

Walmart in NE TN(Tri-Cities) did in multiple stores last year. Innova DX/Pro

Id agree with how the tangent feels beadless. Its not as pronounced as it is on the comet.

Try a Discraft Stratus elite X. Sounds like exactly what your looking for.

Is there an approximate date range for CE plastics? I found a few at the PIAS that are champion'esques With tournament stamps in the 2003-2010 range, some were quite beat and others gently used for their age. Some I would be able to distinguish from current champion, but others were clearly a...

star banshee Found this Xout star Banshee. I can find any info on runs of banshee in star plastic, I'll be checking the Eagles and Tee-Birds I have to see if it's mislabled. At any rate it's nice and grippy with mild dome, should be a nice forhand disc.

I think I'm going to try one of these 140ish ones and see how it goes. I have been using blizzard wraiths for my standstill drives and these could possibly replace them.

Local shop just got in a bunch of starlites, eco stars, bottom stamp stars that I'm going to check out tomorrow.

I found some really low weight McBeth star destroyers that weight as low as 136. Anyone else found some in this weight range and how have they flown?

I wouldnt be surprised if you are rolling your wrist over or just releasing on an anny.

The XT colts I found today felt very similar to my proxy/envy. All were grippy with flat top and identical PLH. Is there a general consensus with this run of the disc?

I finally found a few of these DX Thunderbirds out in the wild. I couldnt resist a 147 and 170 after getting to feel the plastic in person. Im curious to see how they fly and beat in... On the ones you have how are they flying about a month later?

I really like the white core axiom for the rainbow foil stamp and that it is "sharper" for lack of better word. Of course I like them with bright rims (orange/pink).

Ive seen some JL Wraiths with the DX stamp on them in some pictures on facebook. Are they Innova factory store special runs or new production? http://proshop.innovadiscs.com/champion-wraith-circle.html

I got a few Blizzard Wraiths in the 150-160g range and cant believe the easy distance. I have a 142g, which was my first one and that thing bombs. I have to be careful with it in the wind and need space for it to work, but on calm days I can get 350+ with scary ease from a standstill.