scoot_er said:garublador said:I find that discs like the TL, JLS and XL do have some fade to them. If you're good at controlling discs you can compensate for it with a really late, shallow turn, but there are straigher discs out there.
I find that discs like the EL, Leopard and Tracker have little fade, but are kind of squrrley. You'll sacrifice control for less fade.
I find that a beat DX Teebird, beat S Sabre are the straigtest drivers out there that aren't squirrley. They still resist turn alright and kind of lock into flat and stay flat for a very long time.
Tracker isn't straight., at least thed Z and half of the ESP ones I have tried. I use them for controlled hyzers and headwinds.
He's probably refering to the X Tracker, which has 1.6 stability compared to the 1.8 stability of the ESP and Z Trackers. The X Tracker mirrors the X Avenger compared to their ESP and Z counterparts, the Tracker being a tick slower than the Avenger. My X Tracker reminds me of a faster TL or maybe an Eagle-L while the ESP and Zs remind me of an Eagle-X. My 170 X Tracker got a little squirrely after a little use, but I got a max weight one and it seems to be holding up a little better for controlled shots. I'll probably drop it completly once I break in my Zs.