Kodachrome
* Ace Member *
Haha...yeah, they vary widely. Typically a flatter destroyer is less overstable. I like mine nice and domey...have zero turn on a 400-415' rip. Just straaaaaaight forever and a forward fade. It's the longer teebird. They season in and just get longer, not developing turn for quite some time.
Of course plh determines everything, but the star destroyer is a weird mold where it seems that the higher dome is a good indicator of higher plh where normally the reverse is true. I am sure the wear helps for your throw too, but yes, if you max at 400' the. A fresh nicely overstable destroyer is not going to fly that far for you. You could always try a big dome pro destroyer or a big dome gstar. Those are what I throw for max d. Could try an echo star too. With those plastics the plh is much lower but you still get your big dome glide.
Stability of gstar sounds very similar to the star one you like, maybe a liiiiiiiittle more os, but my sample size is only 3.
Of course plh determines everything, but the star destroyer is a weird mold where it seems that the higher dome is a good indicator of higher plh where normally the reverse is true. I am sure the wear helps for your throw too, but yes, if you max at 400' the. A fresh nicely overstable destroyer is not going to fly that far for you. You could always try a big dome pro destroyer or a big dome gstar. Those are what I throw for max d. Could try an echo star too. With those plastics the plh is much lower but you still get your big dome glide.
Stability of gstar sounds very similar to the star one you like, maybe a liiiiiiiittle more os, but my sample size is only 3.
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