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Field tested mine. Definitely throw it farther than my other discs. Also pull it to the right on almost every throw.

Innova got me with the free wraith last week… 138 😬

What do you want in a trade?

For people with small hands I would say stick to the fairway drivers. The valkyrie, as others have noted, is a great distance disc with a relatively small rim.

:thmbup: Way to go

If I ever do an NC meetup and you're there- I expect to see at least one polecat in your bag! ;)

I would agree that this is a problem that transcends disc golf. As most have implied- don't offer advice, wait to be asked for it. I make this mistake too often...

Hopefully I'll be able to go to wherever you guys pick. Wish I could have made it this past weekend (at least I think- not sure based on some of the previous posts).

As always- good advice here. Now I just need to learn some of it. I hate throwing like a noob. :|

Dude! There's a search feature?!! NO WAY! haha, just joshin

I voted Warrior - it's one of only two 'non-putter' Gateway discs that I've thrown. The other was an apache.

I'm pretty sure I've heard tell of the latter more so than the former.

The mako did not really add anything to my bag- it was maybe a faster putter. I'd go Wasp-Buzzz

He has a DGCR Consultant tag ^^^^^ Heed it. I think what garublador said is quite true.

Does this mean that they no longer make the Classic Aviar? I thought that was the only Aviar that was beadless. Oh well.

I'll commit to working with my big beads as my primary putter for the rest of the year. I also commit to keeping the following discs in the bag: Eagle-X, Firebird. Beyond that, I make no commitments.

To echo what several have already said- the Wolf is good for people who don't throw with enough speed/snap. If you throw decently, there are a slew of discs that would be better choices than the Wolf. For what it's worth, I have a friend that threw a Wolf backhand- it was good for him because...

My preference is DX over R-Pro. I just really have a problem with what I percieve as the durability issues with the R-Pro material - it seems to shred easy. I personally think that Rocs are some of the best DX discs around- I would even choose them over KC Pro Rocs.

Either A) The disc is broken in or B) Bad form (i.e., you're turning your wrist over, etc.). It hurts to hear it, but it's most likely B.

Typically only on Rocs and Aviars- and even then, I prefer DX Rocs.