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I had an ace with an opto Pain today :wink: It was a pretty short hole with some obstacles. I aimed on a bush right of the basket and the Pain flew over the bush, then slowly turned left and dived into the basket.

I have never thown the Ringer but i'd like to try some day. I have trown a heavy ESP Zone and i can not imagine the need for a more overstable disc. I have thrown it hard downhill in a heavy headwind and it seemed to not care about the wind at all. It went straight for a while then faded like it...

The Trident is a nice disc. A bit more stable than a new maxweight Ch. Teebird and just fun to throw.

I'm a fan of the Champion Rhyno but interested to try a Pro R. Is there anyone that could tell the differene?

I carry around 10 discs. 1 Omega SS 1 Ch Rhyno 1 Z Buzz/beat DX Roc 1 Z Wasp 1 Ch Leopard 1 SOLS/beat Dx Teebird 1 Ch Teebird 1 SOLF 1 Z Predator Probable using Rhyno, Wasp, Teebird and SOLF for 80+% of all throws.

I like champion plastic best too. Unitl it starts raining :) Champ Teebird and Champ Leopard are favourite drivers. Z Wasp is favourite midrange. (Also like Z Buzz) Champ Rhyno is favourite approach and short driver.

Teebird Wasp Rhyno

I have thrown 11x Champ tbird 171g and 175g and they are my favorite disc! I have also used a 175g star tbird but I like the champ more than star, because because they are a bit less stable for me and longer. The star had no turn at all and a bigger fade than champ one, good for some long and...

I like the Rhyno and I've been curious about the Pig but never thrown one. What kind of different shots do you guys use theese two for? How are they different?

I saw a Champion Aviar a few days ago and I noted it had a bead. It should have been a couple of years old because the stamp was 11 time world champion... it was a beaty :)

What about an X XS? Not too high speed stable, coming back at the end and it's not dx plastic. :)

I had a Pro Orc for a while that I found on the course. It was a sweet disc for long turnover shots. Just threw it straight and flat and watch it turn slowly and glide and glide and come back for a small fade at the end. But since they dont make those any more I didn't want to get too involved...

I threw a buzz 178g for one year+ and never thought I would change it. Still love the grip of the buzz! I started spreading the shots too much especially on windy days, so i got a 177g X Wasp. First i didn't like the grip, but eventually i got used to it and now i throw the Wasp a lot more than...

Just curious about how this disc compares to a Predator? And what kind of throwing power would be needed to benefit from this disc?

This striker i have is flat from the center out to about half the diameter, and the outer half is quite curved. Not like my leopard that is domey all the way to the center. Guess that striker is a flat one then? ----\___ ascii art dome.