arodsteezy
Par Member
I'm looking for a perfectly stable champ TB. Anyone know of a nice super straight run? Under $25 please.
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[Innova] For the love of the Bird! ..Teebird that is!
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Allurex
* Ace Member *
They're all super straight eventually. I think you'll be hard-pressed to find a Teebird (especially Champion) that is perfectly stable brand new.
arodsteezy
Par Member
I see what you're saying. Basically I want one that is almost flat but has a bit dome to it.
DannyThunders
Double Eagle Member
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=99614
Check out the profile pics halfway down. These are the new run of Teebirds in the Jolly launcher plastic, and i think this is what you want. All good teebirds start out O/S and you have to beat the fade out of the disc, then it will be straight as an arrow for a long time.
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Loving my new 155g champ Teebird. Should pair nicely with the beefster JL and regular star I keep in my bag. That is all.
Try a mid 150's champ tee bird. Flatter the better. I think you'll find that you have more control over the disc too. 150 fairways are very underrated I think.
jcassidy1990
Reptilian Disc Golf
Thanks for the Plug Danny!
Yeah I've thrown our birds for a full round and while they aren't quite Brinster beefy, I really got on them w/ 350+ of power and they flew pretty straight with a moderate fade. They didn't turn though which for me is the most important. The plastic on those were also incredibly grippy. The firebirds feel very similar too.
arodsteezy
Par Member
Yeah, I was really eying those teebirds you got. Then they sold out in like a day and a half.
jcassidy1990
Reptilian Disc Golf
I may have a few more that we gave to our sponsored local that he is going to give back to me........I really hope he does bc locals just don't enjoy these babies as much as my friends online.
jcassidy1990
Reptilian Disc Golf
Our next Innova order is going to have to have more of those. I myself only bought one and I wish I had a stack of the chartreuse ones. They're so sick.
MNThrower
Birdie Member
Ok so can someone help me understand something that is likely obvious 
What is with the PDGA site not including a regular Teebird on the list? Is it not a PDGA approved disc? Why would anyone tell me to get used to throwing it if I couldn't use it in tournaments and stuff?? I saw a CE Teebird is ok but I don't have those kinds of dollars to spend on vintage Teebirds. Maybe I just am missing something obvious about PDGA rules regarding discs in general? Does a Teebird L mean anything versus a regular Teebird?
Sorry for such a newbie question in a random thread about Teebirds.
What is with the PDGA site not including a regular Teebird on the list? Is it not a PDGA approved disc? Why would anyone tell me to get used to throwing it if I couldn't use it in tournaments and stuff?? I saw a CE Teebird is ok but I don't have those kinds of dollars to spend on vintage Teebirds. Maybe I just am missing something obvious about PDGA rules regarding discs in general? Does a Teebird L mean anything versus a regular Teebird?
Sorry for such a newbie question in a random thread about Teebirds.
MNThrower
Birdie Member
Thanks. I just didn't see it on the list as I honestly had never taken a good look at it before. Some thread in here was talking about some discs being illegal because they are too stiff or too soft or something. Then I didn't see a Teebird when I was looking through and was like what the heck haha. I don't plan on getting super into tournaments but if I do I'd like to be able to play conservatively with a couple Teebirds in the bag.
BirdieMachine
Michael Moore Fan Club President
Thunderbird 176.0 21.2 1.5 1.1 17.8 1.7 5.2 29.25 7.83 99-06 05/03/99
They changed the name after to Teebird.
They changed the name after to Teebird.
Teebird long? LOL
mutteriwiritys
Birdie Member
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
That's what innova used to advertise them as.
Well, Less Overstable and Longer. But it just sounds dirty. How's bout we get in a decade-old forum argument on how the L really stands for Leopard. Ha.
im a stalker thrower. i love the slim profile on em. such as no dome really. great for flicks when needed and feels great to backhand. teebird seems like more of a time tested disc. and the stalker has that weird small bead...
what non OOP teebirds would be the best if i was lookin for a flat one. star champ dx? whats the scoop? mild to no dome pref. might have to try one out
what non OOP teebirds would be the best if i was lookin for a flat one. star champ dx? whats the scoop? mild to no dome pref. might have to try one out
