Not really. Buying and throwing the multitude of discs made these days has nothing to do with your question. It is simply fun for many.
is it the disc that isnt good or the archer?
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Not really. Buying and throwing the multitude of discs made these days has nothing to do with your question. It is simply fun for many.
Not really. Buying and throwing the multitude of discs made these days has nothing to do with your question. It is simply fun for many.
is it the disc that isnt good or the archer?
is it the disc that isnt good or the archer?
Discs do what they do. They either have a role to play in one's game or they don't. Give me moose's bag and my scores will be as bad as my first year playing. Give him my bag, and he will want to kill puppies. In neither case are the discs or the archers bad.
It's fact, not belief.I cant grasp that someone whose been playing as long as you, believes this.
Alright then. Ill move on with my day.
Give me any of your bags... (Pause for chuckle)... And I'll throw just as well as I always do... Something I've proven to myself... As long as I know what types of discs they are, I can adjust and throw anything.
Give me any of your bags... (Pause for chuckle)... And I'll throw just as well as I always do... Something I've proven to myself... As long as I know what types of discs they are, I can adjust and throw anything.
Depends. I play mostly a park style course and mostly miss the trees off the tee. I've actually been annoyed at how long it takes to season a DX disc by playing there. I throw a lot of Speed 9 DX with no issues.Better yet, stop messing around with DX drivers. Try a champion Beast or even an Orc. If you want something faster, get a star Wraith or Destroyer.
Thunderbird in G* or champion will work too.
DX drivers suck and won't hold their flight for any length of time. They're a complete waste of money.
True. The Valk I taco'ed on its maiden flight was a players pack disc from an Ice Bowl, it was softer than I look for when I buy DX off the rack. Once you have a decent stash, you can be picky about the DX you buy. I find that part of it to be kinda fun. Other people just want to grab a disc and don't want to hunt for the perfect DX disc. I can see where DX just wouldn't be somebody's cup of tea, but I love the stuff.DX durability varies.
To make a blanket statement that all DX drivers are junk after one tree hit is ridiculous. As I said in another thread I've got Valks, Teebirds, and Gazelles that prove otherwise.
Throw whatever you want, I don't care, but posting such as fact is a disservice to new players.
Yeah I think DX is great for some drivers. DX teebirds are super cool and get tons of glide as they beat in. Eagles get a cool very pronounced s curve and turn in to great line shapers. I didn't care much for the DX leopards I tried, but pro leopards are the cats ass. I don't care much if others don't like DX, but it is a fine plastic in a lot of ways.