[Innova] TeeBird

[djjeremiahj]

Teebirds, Eagles, TL's...
Love em all

all similar, all different

my summer goal is to keep pushing the lengths of these 3 (TB especially).

On my home course 14 of the 18 holes are within my TB range (325') and if i can push my range about 25' farther i can really boost my game by throwing the TB (and/or Eagle when the winds pick up).

it's nice to have the confidence on any hole 325' and shorter than if you have a line you can (and will) park.

Teebird (if it's in your range) point, shoot and park.

 

[DiscBiscuit]

Is the Teebird similar to a discraft XL? After reading about the Tbird it sounds like it behaves
like my XL.

 

[adh56]

Is the Teebird similar to a discraft XL? After reading about the Tbird it sounds like it behaves
like my XL.

I think the XL has a bit more turn, probably closer to a TL

 

[chuckdisc]

I use my TeeBird all the time. A very good disc.

 

[dreadlock86]

^^^ he's right

XL turns much more easily than a teebird.

 

[cbeckett22]

Is the Teebird similar to a discraft XL? After reading about the Tbird it sounds like it behaves
like my XL.

My little brother throws a XL.. I would compare it more to a Leopard.

 

[newhuck]

Off the box I throw a teebird 11x or teebird 12x, don't notice much of a difference, but love them both dearly. I also like to use them as my midrange disc for most second shots. The accuracy I obtain with my teebirds can not be matched by any other of the 9 discs I carry in my bag. I have been getting some better distance with a champion orc, but not quite as accurate. I'll be buying more teebirds, already lost one of my first ones a few months back.

 

[fairweather_fan]

for folks who throw both TBs and TLs- why not just throw a beat in TB? (instead of the TL)

honest question.

 

[eegor]

Teebird = the disc I depend on for control with distance.

 

[garublador]

for folks who throw both TBs and TLs- why not just throw a beat in TB? (instead of the TL)

honest question.

It's a great question, too.

I find that beat TB's really only excel at super straight and long shots or quick turns. If you get it turned over it will turn pretty quick and kind of hard and not come back. The TL is better at more gentle turns and it's easier to get a bigger spectrum of lines. In other words, it's a lot easier to control how much turn you get with a TL than a TB.

 

[SirRaph]

I used to swear by Teebirds. I threw them in DX plastic. They're absolute money, and they carry forever in DX.

S-PDs have replaced my Teebirds. I really think that DiscMania has stumbled onto something revolutionary with that disc. Teebird straight, Teebird level resistance to turn, Teebird consistency over the spectrum of throwing power...just longer. A PD at 80% goes as far as a Teebird at 100% for me. And I throw with a lot more accuracy at 80%.