World Eater
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lol, wtf is going on in here??? OP has a Mako3 and you guys are recommending rocs and comets? What did he do to you??
What I would suggest if you want to work with something less stable than the Mako3 is to pick a 'touch' disc. What I mean by that is a fast putter, or a slow neutral/understable mid like a Pure, Dart, Mako, even an Aviar or a lid like a Birdie, Polecat, or Rattler would work. Whichever feels best in your hand.
Practice lower powered drives, upshots, and manipulating the angles and power of your release to get hyzer and anhyzer lines.
when you're really comfortable with that (or if you already are, I dont mean to assume your skill level, just trying to give general advice without knowing you...) you could work on turnovers with an understable mid like a Meteor, Tursas, Mako, or if you must, a Comet. I dont know why SD doesnt like the Comet. I cant stand the rim.
As I and others have said, a very understable midrange often has limited use between putters which are easier to control for low powered shots, and understable fairways which can be more predictable for high powered shots.
whatever you decide, have fun and only throw rocs and comets if you have no other choice.
What I would suggest if you want to work with something less stable than the Mako3 is to pick a 'touch' disc. What I mean by that is a fast putter, or a slow neutral/understable mid like a Pure, Dart, Mako, even an Aviar or a lid like a Birdie, Polecat, or Rattler would work. Whichever feels best in your hand.
Practice lower powered drives, upshots, and manipulating the angles and power of your release to get hyzer and anhyzer lines.
when you're really comfortable with that (or if you already are, I dont mean to assume your skill level, just trying to give general advice without knowing you...) you could work on turnovers with an understable mid like a Meteor, Tursas, Mako, or if you must, a Comet. I dont know why SD doesnt like the Comet. I cant stand the rim.
As I and others have said, a very understable midrange often has limited use between putters which are easier to control for low powered shots, and understable fairways which can be more predictable for high powered shots.
whatever you decide, have fun and only throw rocs and comets if you have no other choice.