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it's way harder to throw a proper anhyzer with the swedish style.

I too used to love the D P2, but switched back to KC Aviars due to some serious tacoing problems. One proper hit and the disc is useless.

OH NOES LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO

2* star max (overstable) 2* starlite boss (d) 2* star boss (d) 2* pro boss (d) 3* star teebird (control) 3* dx/glow roc (mid) 3* kc 12x roc (mid) 4* omega ss (approach/drives) 1* kc 12x aviar (putting)

a latitude roc in the works... :P

going to start the season (in 2 months, damn winter) with 2* star max 175g 2* star boss 167g 2* star boss 175g 2* pro boss 166g 3* star teebird 175g 3* kc 12x roc 180g 3* dx roc 180g 4* ss 1.26 omega 175g 1* kc 12x aviar 175g for putting inside the circle

afaik cd shared the very same, now broken, top with teerexes, vikings, etc.. so we kinda knew this was coming, didn't we?

I'm too lazy to read all the million pages, so I just ask. I think I'm falling in love with the 1.26 SS Omega. It's JUST right in stability. You can throw it hard or soft every way, and it acts just like you think it would. BH/FH hyzers, anhyzers, turnovers, straight, everything. It's so far...

I thought it was 2001 :(

you guys managed to talk about the best discs of the 00's for almost 2 pages without mentioning the teebird.

167-169g star bosses are super stable. the best boss out there imho.

from least to most stable (doesn't vary much between plastics afaik) ontario sanny rancho

2* max 5* boss 3* teebird 6* roc 4* vp