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BIG MACK said:Does anybody out there like the Millenium Sirius plastic? Whenever I come across a Millenium thrower 90% of their bag is Q plastic. Why is that? What's wrong with Sirius. I was about to get a Sirius Sentinel one day and was advised that it was less overstable than the Q...so I went with the Q. What's the deal with Sirius plastic?
new Pro feels like Star tooBangrrr Bob said:the newer M really feels alot like S which I think is a good thing!!!!!!!!!!
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Tossin' in Memphis said:1.) I have been throwing wizards of the tee for some time now. Do the Qor S omegas work as well for this?
2.) Considering the different runs, am I going to have any problems just ordering the latest stuff that discgolfcenter or marshall etc has? Anything that I MUST stay away from?
dgdave said:How do they compare with a teebird?
it was supposed to be a Sirius EXP proto but Innova used the wrong mold configuration. normal EXP is Banshee top, Eagle-X bottom. the wrong-EXP that we (former staff) called JLF is Banshee top, Eagle-L bottom. flies like a shorter SOLF. JLF is a nickname... no telling what they'd call it or if it will ever be released.chainbanger said:What the heck is a jlf?
Fritz said:dgdave said:How do they compare with a teebird?
I would say they act like a Teebird, but better. Most of the flight characteristics are just like the Teebird, but I feel this disc handles the wind more consistently than the Teebird did.