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I just threw my new thief last weekend and I added 50' to my fairway drivers on the first three throws (from 250-275 up to 300-325). I'm not a long bomber, so this was a huge improvement for me. It took a nice flight slightly right and finished left just like the numbers say. I love this disc!
I just threw my new thief last weekend and I added 50' to my fairway drivers on the first three throws (from 250-275 up to 300-325). I'm not a long bomber, so this was a huge improvement for me. It took a nice flight slightly right and finished left just like the numbers say. I love this disc!
To me it is much longer. I have an Eagle L and a Tracker in the bag and it goes at least 50 ft longer. Originally, I figured it to be a Leopard replacement but again it is more of a fringe distance driver than a fairway driver.Does anyone else think the Thief flys like an Eagle L?
I get a good bit of turn out of my trilogy challenge thief. I have at least 5 different escapes, besides having the slightest of flip, not one has ever turned without help from wind. Thief seems to have more lss and less hss than an escape. ~350-375 avg with escape.
So have DD tweaked the mold or what, as their site says:
"The Thief is a versatile fairway driver that will benefit players of all skill levels. With the stable flight path and glide, the Thief will be a fairway workhorse for every bag. For slower arms, the Thief will be an overstable complement to the Witness. For big arms, the Thief will be a straight flyer with slight hyzer release.
Speed: 8 | Glide: 5 | Turn: 0 | Fade: 2"
My Trilogy Challenge Thiefs were certainly not 0/2, more like -2/1 or something like that.