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I tend to lump everything speed 5-10 together, they're all control drivers to me since a *controlled* shot is why I throw them, and the determining factor between them is your preferred throw height and hand feel. First drivers I got good with were speed 7s (Eagles, Teebirds, Banshees, Tyrants)...
Oh, it's stable for sure but workhorse not utility, and you don't need a cannon to get it out there.
Yeah, I'm not sure why their flashing is so bad but I always take it off before throwing a disc. Biggest thing I've found with Trilogy discs is that there's an accelerated (compared to Innova)...
I do know the molds, I just don't have *recent* experience and I'd be reluctant to make a detailed comparison (which I could do for every other comparable driver from Westside).
What I am willing to say is that the Prince isn't redundant because it has a lower power/arm speed requirement than a...
Flight numbers are such a curious thing, especially High Speed Turn/Stability, because there's no world in which I'd classify a Sword as a -2 unless it was well-seasoned (Swords are my primary DD and I've seen the difference between me throwing them, ~350-380, and bigger arms, 400-500).
It's...
Grabbed a VIP 1R and a Tournament of these. I'd say the numbers are pretty accurate, 13/5/-0/3. The 1R is flatter and has some more movement than the TP.
Faster than a Sword or Trespass, not nearly as stable as an Adder, War Horse, or Ahti. Holds a line out of the hand for a bit but you can see...
I'd say get however many you feel comfortable with buying in the different baselines: Fossil/Glow/Tarpit.
And then one, maybe two (in case of loss), in whatever style of premium plastic you like (Amber if Champion/VIP or Armor if Star/Tournament). Between the mold's stability and plastic...
So i *think* I mentioned this when I posted my domed proto, but soft or stiff they all puddle-top. The dome is a secondary stage of wear? Or a result of throwing rollers maybe?
I rarely throw rollers with fresh ones unless I need the OH angle on release to make a gap. Once they're firmly puddled...
Ime, serps go from flat-straight with a bit of fade to hyzer-straight with no fade. The armor one I've been tossing/rolling has been holding true to that albeit more slowly/with increased durability
I've consistently thrown Warspears and Shamans since they came out, and I tossed around the Chief, Chief OS, and Devilhawk back then too. You're telling me nothing I don't know from quite a bit of personal experience.
Go look through the threads from when the mold first dropped in 2014: the...
Stego is the Devilhawk bottom.
Baobab is the Shaman/Warspear bottom.
Wizard/Chief/Scale have the same bottom, so I don't see why you couldn't Stego-top a Chief, my guess is it'd end up something like a ScaleOS based on my experience with the Baobab (which is a SerpentOS basically)
Hmm, makes sense. Yeah, I'd definitely suggest a stable distance driver with a flat release, trying for a slight S-shaped flight, or a neutral-understable fairway on a hyzerflip, both aimed to "cut" the corner (basically trying to get the disc to be drifting left as it makes the corner and...