Recent content by Mornius

I like how they talk about what manufacturers are prefered in the world and then only show North America and Scandinavia.

Stay in the sport and work for one of the companies or the PDGA. Their knowledge about disc golf is tremendous so the pro players make good coaches, know which kind of discs are needed at the moment, know how a good course should look like and so on.

Yesterday I focused on transfering my weight and pivoting on my heel during a round and experienced a strange sensation in my knee. Does anyone know what this means and what I possibly did wrong?

Is there any way to order one of those when you are in Europe? I searched but can´t find any shop that will ship it.

I use a couple of dx Aviars for putting practice and a star Aviar for driving and upshots. The star Aviars has almost no fade so it doesn´t alter the line I put it on and for anything else that needs fade or turn I rather use mid ranges.

Yes, you should pivot on a part of your foot that causes the least resistance so you don´t need your knee to do as much of the work. If you do it wrong you feel your knee after a long day of playing discgolf and it will hurt a bit. Some for other parts of your body like your elbow, if you don´t...

Nova´s would make sense as he throws them often and it´s a good way for Innova to promote their overmold discs.

I prefer discs with nice stamps and names over something like Z3. It gives the disc more character in my opinion and discs with stamps look nicer. That said I think Discmania´s approach is a nice compromise on that issue as there are "professional" shield stamps but also the ones with the...

Anyone tried the Star Roc3 yet? I think about picking one up to eventually cycle them but I´m worried if they fly like the other Roc3´s

I currently use: G* Krait Star PD Champ Sidewinder Champ Firebird Star Teebird Champ Shark 3 Ti Buzzz 2 DX Aviars 1 Star Aviar Once the star PD is a bit beat in I will probably add a new one and throw the Teebird out.

For me, my beadless star Aviar is the best point and shoot disc. It´s a bit broken in so it doesn´t fade the the left, nor to the right at the end of the flight. So it goes exactly where I shoot it. I agree with AFTC for thje definition of point and shoot. It´s a disc that goes straight without...

Thats exactly my problem. Even if the stores have really good service, they can´t know what im looking for. (they won´t figure the plh and dome height out by a picture of my disc)

Ironically my Ti Buzzz is different from the one of a friend which has a lot more dome than mine. (mine is really flat) And the Buzz in Ti Plastic seems to be a whole different mold as it feels different from a Z or X-Buzz and flies a lot straighter. Is there a way to find out which run a disc...

There are no disc shops in my area, so I have to order all of my discs online. Because I can´t feel the discs before buying them and I read about discs that are prone to inconsistencies (the star destroyer for example) I want to ask which manufacturer has the least inconsistencies in their discs...

Yes, i just meant him quitting disc golfing. Maybe incident wasn´t the right word.