thunder3boy
Par Member
My recommendation would be a Starlite Teebird. They're lightweight, they glide, and have more than enough stability for a 250-300' flick.
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If you're not going to change your form, what is discing down going to accomplish? Especially forehand, you can force a flex and get great distance out of fast drivers. Sure, not going to give you much form feedback, but that's not what this guy's looking for, from the sound of it.
If he's not going to change his form, then this is not the activity for him, nor the board to ask for help!
If he's not going to change his form, then this is not the activity for him, nor the board to ask for help!
Just because you throw your Nuke OS like this, / , and get it to go 300, does not a strong sidearm make.
Discing down forces the user to adjust their throw based on the disc speed and flight. If he strongarm's a Comet, he's gonna have a bad time. Same with a Leopard or TeeBird, going to respond more directly to his throw.
If he's not going to change his form, then this is not the activity for him, nor the board to ask for help!
Wow, every one of you who said he should work on his form should be ashamed of yourself.
I know plenty of older players, just like the one mentioned, who are just fine throwing 250.
Its not a " you need to get better, thing."
Its a play to have some fun thing.
Advice from an old guy, me, who doesnt throw much farther than that forehand, tell him to try a bubble Boss, its an easy distance grabber.