dodgers2036
Newbie
we already have a leopard but are looking for newer discs to try and get better with since the 150s we have get blown away by the wind
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[Question] What discs to buy?
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we already have a leopard but are looking for newer discs to try and get better with since the 150s we have get blown away by the wind
7ontheline
Double Eagle Member
Welcome!
Get a couple teebirds, they're great in the wind, and a heavier putter for each.
You're well above average if you can flick a 150 leopard 300'. I'm happy to consistently get 300' sidearm with my wide rimmed D1.
My #1 advice is to test/borrow other people's discs and buy used plastic until you find something that works for your game. Also, check out our MarketPlace for great deals from fellow members.
dodgers2036
Newbie
The 300' sidearm is with our 175 champion innova disc we found while playing one day
Streets
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Honestly, get rid of it. Or call the person if there is a name/number on it.
what if its a 11x teebird
dodgers2036
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There was no name/ number and why get if of it if we can control it so well?
Streets
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How wide is the rim compared to your Leopard?
dodgers2036
Newbie
Just a little thicker but not as thick as the shark
SteezeOG
Dynamic Discs #1 Fanboi
He already said there was no name or number on it. I don't see why he should get rid of it. It could be a heavy leopard or teebird and something he can really use. Even if it's a valk or beast if he's flicking 300 ft I don't see the problem in keeping it. He's on a budget and sharing a bag. Keep it for now or even future use. At the very least use it as trade bait to get something else.
Look at the identification threads or post a picture of the profile or bottom of the disc. Innova uses abbreviations to ID molds someone can help you out.
As for your original question I'd try to start building separate bags when you can. A z buzzz x out is a good disc at a good price if you can get one. Also a champ leopard in the 165-175g range will be a big difference from your 150 dx and it should wear slow and hold stability. I'd try a 170+g putter too. Aviar again if you like those and you can stick to dx if you like that too.
dodgers2036
Newbie
Would $9.49 for a z buzzz X out be a good deal? And thanks for your input
its a good deal. if you can up your game to $50 you get free shipping at marshall street. i cant remember who else sells cheap x outs. i know gggt but there shipping adds up quick. someone else will know better about online sites with all the deals
dodgers2036
Newbie
That's where we saw it
and I think I'll try and convince my friend to pitch in another 10 to get the free shippingThat's where we saw it
its well worth it. why get 34 dollars of disc (40 dollars shipped. when spend 10 more and get 50 dollar (shipped) of disc.
BirdieMachine
Michael Moore Fan Club President
If you are sharing then I would get two DX Teebirds 170-175, two DX Rocs 175, two DX Aviars 170-175. You can cover most shots with those 3 discs and are tried and true gold standards.
dodgers2036
Newbie
Very true. Now that our budget is most likely up to 50 dollars, what else should we get?
dodgers2036
Newbie
Since he absolutely hates the putter he uses the shark as his putter so no need for two aviars. What could we add to replace the second one?
zugthug1705
Par Member
I use to putt with my Buzzz for a long time. If I'm having an off day with my putters I still go back to it sometimes.
BirdieMachine
Michael Moore Fan Club President
I would say DX Firebird or Banshee 170-175 for headwinds. Good forehand disc too.
i first used sharks as mids and my putter. those were the days...
idk every suggestion of what new discs to get honestly wont steer you in the wrong direction. x comet wouldnt hurt
the teebird, roc, aviar line up is def tried and true but might make you into an innova lover. just remember there are other brands that are awesome too. but those 3 def will not misguide you. hell i only throw 1 out of 3 of those. and i could honestly play just about any course with just those 3
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