Recent content by RedBear23

Red on Red. My only one so far, just waiting for the right time to get another.

Is May 1 still opening day?

I knew a guy that would call them by the sound that the disc made when it hit something. So if a disc hit its first tree and made a thwack sound, that was the discs name.

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I have to agree with 4th Rock. I picked up a JLS to try one day and I was pleasantly surprised how well it flew (I was also starting to learn BH at this point in time as you are).

Where's that course map that was mentioned earlier?

Got my first MVP/Axiom disc, and a G* Beast with a red foil stamp that I thought made it look bad ass.

Well, I have a pink Soft Magic, but it weighs 175g. :\

8/10 Super stiff magic. 175g. $10 or trade. Wants: Stable-Understable MVP/Axiom (Preferably Putters) Any putter-looking to try new things.

I play with 5 mids. I feel like having one disc for each type of shot helps me since I haven't played for very long. Roc3 KC Roc Z Buzz Star Mako TM Fuse

How about a beat in aviar? Bahahaha JK, but seriously a Mako would be perfect for this. The only problem that I see for you is the fact it is a tad bit deeper than some other midranges. You could try a buzzz.

I would suggest the Millenium JLS. It feels like it would be a fairway driver, but it flies almost as far as my beast. It has a narrow rim like you said you wanted. It is definitely my go to driver on long narrow shots that require a small amount of fade.

I would have to agree with both the Buzzz and the Roc/Roc3. I also want to add to the conversation a Mako. I just picked one up this past week and I love it. It also fits well between my Fuse (turnover disc) and my Buzzz (straight with some fade). The Mako is dead straight and usually doesn't...

I personally like the Omega SuperSoft putter for approach shots. It is just an Aviar PnA in super grippy and floppy plastic and it lands and sticks. I would use a classic Aviar for putting, but it just feels a little too small in my hand, so I have switched to a soft magic. A magic feels like a...

From what I can tell the rims are different. On my San Marino the underside of the rim, where the groove is on a groove, is slightly concave. The other mold does not have that concave. I don't know the specifics of the molds so it isn't a very descriptive response.