[Innova] Teebird plastics

[pspunch]

somehow we got way off track... lol, i wasn't trying to argue, not sure how it turned in to that.

here's where i was coming from. when a dx teebird gets beat in, and you throw it flat and hard (like you would a fresh bird) it will turn to the right. I don't consider it a "straight" disc at that point, i'd consider it understable. it's still capable of straight flight. it's semantics

 

[Lewmaster]

I had a nice pearly 175 12x champ teebird that I really loved. I had a hard time with it at first as it was fairly overstable, but once I got used to it, it was my go-to disc for most drives for quite a while. Great for throwing straight with a predictable left fade at the end, flicks and annys. Unfortunately I eventually lost it in a pond at Blue Ribbon Pines and didn't have my name on it as it was too beautiful to ink up. I have a couple star Teebirds but I don't like them nearly as much. I've been throwing Rivers and Ascents ever since.