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Just to be simplistic I would switch from my Innova stuff to; a Rampage for long distance or lat 64, might try some MVP for a faiway driver, for mids I would want to try out Gateway for their element and karma, and for a putter I dont really care
I really like my first run Rampage, I dont throw it often but its great for those high power hyzers. Its always fun to impress people with how fast it is compared to any other disc because its just the fastest out there.
Seattle has a lot of nice courses and the weather is not so bad. Also the other side of Washington has a lot of good courses like in and around Spokane just the winters in Spokane suck.
Im not a pro or an expert, but from teaching newbies and improving my own game, its all about technique and arm speed. Work on perfecting your form and the distance will come. I remember Feldberg came into town and gave a workshop and gave me personally like 4 different tiny things in my driving...
I have one but i use it for short 200 footers that need to go lazer straight then finish with little bit of fade. Not really that useful but it is a fun disc to throw
Its yes because you can figure out that you have been hyzer flipping really bad because the your beat in discs dont fly like the original mold anymore. I have figured out a lot of form flaws because of this.