periodicalcicada
Newbie
S-TD. Very similar to the sidewinder, but both of mine are more stable with a gentle, slow turn. Little more controllable IMO for flipping. The screaming chimp is a sweet stamp too...!
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[Recommend] Best Control/Distance Hyzer-Flip Disc
- Thread starter jdw80550
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I'll 2nd the Champ Valkyrie.
i would say roadrunner. i mean even a RR can be throw straight up to 350ish. with low hyzerflip you can crush a RR and it rolls!!!
the TD might be a better option for what you want.
Lurp Nuts
* Ace Member *
did somebody say hyzer flippin?
flat stiff p-pd after a couple weeks hard use. the softer ones work too, but they seem to have slightly more turn and fade than the firms.
flat stiff p-pd after a couple weeks hard use. the softer ones work too, but they seem to have slightly more turn and fade than the firms.
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
So I threw my girlfriends Champ RoadRunner yesterday. It was fun, had the farthest drive ever, not the most accurate, off track by about 100' feet to the right, but fun. Definitely need something more stable than the roadrunner. I have a tern coming to give it a shot.
rexdp10
Birdie Member
STD or a PPD. Also love for Champ Valks, but I throw the 5x ones. Have a stack of them. They are flat and stiff.
Nght12
Bogey Member
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Champ beast or tournament northman should do the job. The beast will have a little turn, the northman will flip to straight. After beat in the northman will probably end up closer to a beast out of the box and the beast might be come a awesome roller.
ViolaBouquet
Eagle Member
XL (Flx is my favorite, but Z is always good)
OregonDG420
Birdie Member
sidewinder is REALLY understable, in a good way though
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
So I have to say, I'm loving the Tern. I really didn't want to like this disc because it just seemed like the new shiny toy everyone likes, but in all honesty it's pretty sweet. I have Champ 171g, and beat it a tad and it will do exactly what I want. I may have to try a Star out for a fresh out of the box.
I have Sidewinder on the way too and hope it goes well. I got a Crank in the mail today and threw it a few times. Not sure about it. Had a couple of great throws and a couple of shanks, so we'll see.
I have Sidewinder on the way too and hope it goes well. I got a Crank in the mail today and threw it a few times. Not sure about it. Had a couple of great throws and a couple of shanks, so we'll see.
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
It feels a little smaller than a destroyer. More Wraith like size, or an extended valkarie rim.
ThomasOrion
* Ace Member *
Sidewinder, Roadrunner, dga rogue (more stable but not a meathook, more of a control distance driver)
Both. My Star Orc is just in that sweet spot. I get nice, long, straight BH throws. I can put just about any FH shot on it I want as well...right now it's pulling the best little FH S-curves out to about 230-250' for me. I really need to pick up a couple more, as I'd be just about screwed without it.
I'd add that the my BH with the Orc is about 320-340', for reference sake.
BuzzBomb
Eagle Member
I've been crushing on starlite wraiths for hyzer flipping madness lately.
Joe Dirtay
Bogey Member
I agree as well. Love my Valkyrie.
DISCenchanted
Birdie Member
A heavy Champ Sidewinder might fit the bill, although it may start to turn too far to the right once it seasons. A Valkyrie may be more predictable. Personally I use a 170ish pearly flat top Orc for hyzer flips. Orcs have become a very under-rated distance driver IMO...
