[Recommend] Versatile Fairway Pairings

[MANBURGARLAR]

Heat, undertaker, hellfire (sometimes I throw in a vulture or predator) depending on conditions.

 

[Streets]

I pair a seasoned G* Valk with a fresh G* Valk...gets me around the course pretty well.

 

[skizzle34]

FD-FD2-FD3 combo for me works no matter where I am or what the conditions are. I will admit an FD and beat up FD2 have similar characteristics but I find the FD2 to (obviously) have a more consistent fade at the end. I am really looking forward to seeing what the C line FD2 will come out like. The FD3 takes up my forehand and spike hyzer shots or gets pulled out a lot on windy days. I carry both s and C line in FD, the S line is my flippiest disc in the bag. I also carry both luster and glow FD3. The luster is basically a fresh FD2 that handles a tiny bit more wind and the glow is a meathook.

 

[thatdirtykid]

Teebird paired with a teebird works great for me. From beat 11x that I can hyzerflip 70% lazer beams, turn over or even roll to OS freshies. They are sneaky long (with a little height).

 

[F.Luke]

TL3 and Thunderbird is my pair. Actually a pair of each: one seasoned and one on the fresh side. They're both comfortable forehand and backhand and I can also roll them with either spin. Totally rollable and controllable.

 

[Jimb]

Millennium JLS and Quantum JLS.

(OLFs or different varieties, too, for that matter.)

 

[Keller]

Been throwing a Star Eagle-X and M-Polaris LS for over a year now.
Have no complaints.

 

[zontar]

Teebird and TL3

 

[todvan]

Champ Teebird for stable, S-FD for understable.

 

[ThrowaEnvy]

Relay / Crave (sometimes two Craves)

I'm not much of a FH guy though, the Resistor and a heavy Crave pop in and out, so does a 160 candy Pro Firebird (so it's a FL). My distance drivers also are noodley so they fit a stable fairway spot as well.

 

[mostlynorwegian]

Under to stable: Star Gazelle / Stable to over: G Star or Champion Gazelle
Under to stable: G line FD / Stable to over: Star or Champ Eagle x

 

[crater77]

Undertaker and Raptor is all I need. Different plastics and wear for all shots.

 

[Finny]

Proline Pipeline (US), SP Pipeline (S), SP Tsunami (OS)

 

[bsammons]

A fresh slightly overstable fairway, and a stupid beat specimen of the same slightly overstable fairway

 

[VictorB]

Proline Pipeline (US), SP Pipeline (S), SP Tsunami (OS)

been using a similar lineup lately

PL Pipeline (US), 2x PL Banzai (168 and 175), 175 z Predator

typically used undertakers but finding a little more versatility with this lineup so far

 

[Casey 1988]

I pair a seasoned G* Valk with a fresh G* Valk...gets me around the course pretty well.

I do nearly the same with a Champion well Glow Champion now standard flight and a flat top Star as the OS mold flying like a Viking. I consider the Valkyrie a control driver not a full on fairway driver from Innova as the Valkyrie will go about as far as speed 10 discs.

 

[ryanwilli7]

Z Predator and Orion LS

 

[Bigtex]

I've been digging an H4v2 for understable or an 11x champ eagle L and for overstable a moonshine trident or FD3 doombird.

 

[Alexplz]

FD and Underworld - same speed, and the Underworld keeps up with the FD in terms of glide.

 

[ajcloutier]

been using a similar lineup lately

PL Pipeline (US), 2x PL Banzai (168 and 175), 175 z Predator

typically used undertakers but finding a little more versatility with this lineup so far

SP Pipelines for sure...definite TL territory. However, I would opt for the Banzai myself in place for the entire stable/OS slot. Isn't there a relationship between the Banzai and the Pred/Tsunami as far as the mold goes?