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I throw lots of XXXs. I carry 2 at all times, 3 on windy days, and I cycle as well. In my experience, the opto is most OS when new, but the Frost stays OS for longer. GL is flat out money though, especially broken in. Stupid money.
I've never been "they", outside of picking up trash, but I try and show massive respect to "them" for keeping the local courses as nice as they are. It seems only yesterday that my home course MMS, Austin, was a filthy mess, until I remember that it's literally been years in near perfect...
Update for ya, Mbagnola. Took your advice and did some field work with US stuff. I'm getting the Hatchet and old Sidewinder to just GO and GO! Consistently over 400 on hyzerflips. Lots of lateral movement though, no chance I could hit 400 with a straight flight path. Thanks!
I've been thinking of a Tursas, threw one of few times, I was definitely not very good with it, but I probably should be able to get a handle on it. What's a true understable fairway that wouldn't overlap too much with the Hatchet? Preferably Trilogy, but I'm not locked down TT or anything.
Mercy and Sinus to about 250-275, fairways to 375, TPs, Wraith, and Hatchet barely over 400. I'd like more reliable distance, but not at the expense of hard earned accuracy. I tend to only throw at about 70% power for fear of losing my line, which happens more often than not when I crank on it...
Star Wraith 175
Opto Scythe 174
Lucid Trespass 174
Fuzion Trespass 174
VIP Boatman 173
VIP Hatchet 174
Opto Saint 174
Gold Line Saint 174
Gold Line Saint Pro 176
VIP Stag 176
VIP Stag 174
Gold Line XXX 176
Opto Mace 178
First Run Zero Mace 177
First Run Zero Mace 177
Zero Hard Sinus 175
Zero...
I carry 3 mids, all 3 Maces. One Opto, two Zero Line. Trying to break in one of the Zeroes at the moment, it's still a 8/10, I can't seem to hit enough trees! Thinking of a Tursas for some US action. Right now I anny a Mace and hope for the best, which usually isn't very good.
Played golf in the worst conditions I've ever played in this morning. WL Jenkins in Baytown, TX. First time playing this course, and there was standing water EVERYWHERE, 2-12". Gave it a go anyhow, I'll use the term "swamp golf" to describe my experience. It is, however, a beautiful park course...
Must be why I never took a liking to my Tern. Gummy, too light, too unpredictable. That said, buy a Saint. Or two or three. I'll never throw a Teebird again. I love the predictable nature of my Saints and Pros. Buy domey ones. M2C.
Sinus! I have a hard and a medium. The hard one skips nicely, the medium is getting "stickier" as it breaks in. It's probably my favorite disc at the moment for short drives, approaches, and headwind putts.