Need some suggestions!

[Ewb46]

Okay well I am not so much a noob, but I am a dg'ing pack rat. I am looking for advice or suggestions for removal, adding to streamline my bag. I have been drooling over discs each time I go to the store. So I am looking for ways to either add a useful mold to my bag with out huge overlap or suggestions to stream line my current line up.


Drivers

174g First Run esp Nuke- Wide open holes Consistently hitting 350+

174g First Run z Nuke- Same as above a little stable (unseasoned)

175g Star Destroyer - Not sure why I have it, loved the dx replaced with a star still needs to be seasoned.

174g FLX Surge - My to to driver flies straight with slight anny and predictable fade.

174g DX Wraith - a more stable version of my Surge.

175g Opto Vision- bought on recommendation of local pro to replace a lost
sidewinder & Roadrunner. I don't love it, but don't hate it.

175g Champ xcal - Wind driver ( gets little use)

175g- Opto Riot - Thumbers and meat hook shots - still trying ot get used to the slant rim.

175g - DX Firebird - Was main wind driver, met a few trees and has a nice s shape when thrown flat. Not as predictable as an s line driver.

166g - ESP Predator - Primary Thumber disc (300'+) secondary wind driver.

Fairway Drivers

175g 2x Champ Leopard - Very well used thrown flat annys and never comes back.

171g - Star Leopard - Newer has slight s curve and predictable fade.

175g - Star Teebird - Brand new slightly overstable replacing lost teebird.

Mids

175g G5i Demon - Love the plastic short thumbers and approach shots that finish left.

176g StarRoc - Still doesn't fly like my KC's but has potential.

180- KC Pro Roc - My go to approach disc 250' out to about 300'. Driver for sub 300' holes.

Putters

175g - Black Rancho KC Pro Aviar - Well seasoned love this disc is money >30'.
175g Aviar Driver- Primary approach disc for shots too short for roc or drives less than 250.
175g Star Aviar - Anny approaches and a putter to switch too when confidence is down.


In the Spare box

Star Gator
Champ teebird
Dx Destroyer ( beat in)
New Champ Leopard
Champ Roadrunner
Champ valk x2
FlX predator
champ monarch
esp force
dx sidewinder
2 champ cfr Katanas
dx whippet

 

[emerica1842]

You seem to have quite a few headwind drivers: Destroyer, Surge, Firebird, Predator, XCal, and the Riot. You can use any of these for head wind or meat-hooks.

 

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

I agree with above. seems you have a lot of the same type of discs as your drivers. maybe add some finesse discs and drop a few meaty ones. are you throwing them all consistently? i used to carry 15 drivers and have now got it down to 6. half the ones i had were too similar.

 

[Ewb46]

I throw all but the xcal consistently... Just doesn't feel the best in my hand. well the firebird is another dx that has a better life as a roller now it is beat to piss. Since the surge and predator have RHBH evolved for me well. I have been toying with thinning my mold selection.

What are you refering to as a finesse driver?

 

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

I throw all but the xcal consistently... Just doesn't feel the best in my hand. well the firebird is another dx that has a better life as a roller now it is beat to piss. Since the surge and predator have RHBH evolved for me well. I have been toying with thinning my mold selection.

What are you refering to as a finesse driver?

something along the lines of a Wraith or an Archon. I dont have a ton of snap backhand so i throw understable to stable drivers backhand and overstable forehand. i reall like the archon. what about some fairway drivers? like teebirds or stalkers. those can go far and are a lot easier to control

 

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

I just looked again and you have teebird already. why not bring a valk back. add a stalker and archon and drop the xcal surge and destroyer

 

[BrotherDave]

Drivers
175g Star Destroyer - Not sure why I have it, loved the dx replaced with a star still needs to be seasoned.

174g FLX Surge - My to to driver flies straight with slight anny and predictable fade.

174g DX Wraith - a more stable version of my Surge.

175g Champ xcal - Wind driver ( gets little use)

175g- Opto Riot - Thumbers and meat hook shots - still trying ot get used to the slant rim.

175g - DX Firebird - Was main wind driver, met a few trees and has a nice s shape when thrown flat. Not as predictable as an s line driver.

166g - ESP Predator - Primary Thumber disc (300'+) secondary wind driver.

Here's your problemo. Way too many overstable drivers like emarica said. I'd drop the Xcal, Destroyer, Firebird, Riot and either the Surge or Wraith. The Pred is a good mold, I'd get a heavy Z to replace the Xcal, Destroyer, and Riot. If it's not meathook enough for you, try a xXx or the Riot again. Really, it's just too many molds. You should be able to cover your overstable drivers with at least 2 molds and weight/plastic variations within. The Surge and Wraith are very similar, that's a slot that can easily be consolidated into 1 mold. But that's the easiest way to streamline it.