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Blake_T said:there were at least 2-4 runs of 11x champion teebirds.
there's been at least 2 runs of 12x champion teebirds.
Trey133 said:I like 11's much more than 12's because of the extra stability... but really its all in how you pick them.
Look for clear plastic 11x's with a lower dome and you will find a Teebird that can handle all headwinds and reliably go left (rhbh).
Look for opaque to pearly 11x's with a moderate to low dome and you will find a Teebird that can handle light wind, and work itself into a very LONG control driver.
Find mega opaque 11x's with a higher dome and you're looking at a 12x with the 11 stamp... and well, they just seem squirrely to me, haven't thrown a 12 that I like yet.
For those that like 12x teebirds, try star teebirds... I feel they break into good hyzer flip teebirds better than 12's and feel better. (special mention goes to red star teebirds that I feel are more stable).
chiggins said:Trey133 said:I like 11's much more than 12's because of the extra stability... but really its all in how you pick them.
Look for clear plastic 11x's with a lower dome and you will find a Teebird that can handle all headwinds and reliably go left (rhbh).
Look for opaque to pearly 11x's with a moderate to low dome and you will find a Teebird that can handle light wind, and work itself into a very LONG control driver.
Find mega opaque 11x's with a higher dome and you're looking at a 12x with the 11 stamp... and well, they just seem squirrely to me, haven't thrown a 12 that I like yet.
For those that like 12x teebirds, try star teebirds... I feel they break into good hyzer flip teebirds better than 12's and feel better. (special mention goes to red star teebirds that I feel are more stable).