blammo
Birdie Member
Most disappointed with would have to be the PRO Leopard. I got a 171g the day I started because it was recommended as an excellent beginner disc that will still be useful as I improve. I couldn't get it to go anywhere. I was OAT'ing all the time, FH or BH. And when I slowed down, it flew smooth but just didn't glide. Slow throws faded, fast throws turned and burned. And I hated the feel of the cheap pro plastic. My Valk and Mako both flew farther and more predictably from day one.
I moved on to other fairway drivers, fell in love with the Gazelle, and eventually went searching for a fairway that I could get a controlled turnover with or super straight shot. I picked up a beauty of a 150g champion 2X Barry Leopard that's gummy and flat as a board. It's everything I hoped the Pro Leopard would be. Ended up selling the Pro to a beginner buddy of mine. He crushes it longer than any other disc in his bag, higher or lower speed. I've tried it since and still can't make it fly. I know it's probably my form but I've thrown lighter, less stable discs way longer and more accurately. S-Line FDs are far superior to Pro Leopards in every way.
I moved on to other fairway drivers, fell in love with the Gazelle, and eventually went searching for a fairway that I could get a controlled turnover with or super straight shot. I picked up a beauty of a 150g champion 2X Barry Leopard that's gummy and flat as a board. It's everything I hoped the Pro Leopard would be. Ended up selling the Pro to a beginner buddy of mine. He crushes it longer than any other disc in his bag, higher or lower speed. I've tried it since and still can't make it fly. I know it's probably my form but I've thrown lighter, less stable discs way longer and more accurately. S-Line FDs are far superior to Pro Leopards in every way.