Eternl_Noob needs bag help!

[Eternal_Noob]

I am Not married to any particular company.

Just had to get that out of the way!

Now the real meat, I'm looking to change up my bag a bit, I've gained some distance in the handful of times since I played in the summer and I'm just kind of looking for advice or any fun changes.

I throw about 350'

here is what i have in my bag.

158 Blizzard Boss - Overstable, rarely used. 300' - 350'
169 Opto Flow - Stable, Love this disc. 320' - 360'
169 Champion Tern - Understable, Long turnovers/tricky shots. My longest disc. 320' - 360'
175 Champion Thunderbird - I probably dont use this enough.320' - 350'
175 Star Leopard3 - Long slow fade to the right. 280 - 300'
175 SLine TD - This thing is a freaking LAZER, i love it. 300' - 320'
175 Opto XXX - Thumbers, 250' - 320'
185 Star Mako - Amazing. 100' - 170' havent tried a real drive with it.
175 Zero Hard Pure - General Putts
175 Zero Hard Shaman - Never really use it.

Kicked from bag:
Underworld - I love you, but youre too touchy with a fart of a breeze.
Stalker - I can just Hyzerflip a leopard for the same thing or throw the TD for more distance, but a GREAT Disc. I hate to kick it out.

Changes? Recommendations?
I didnt like the PD, the rim didnt get along with me haha. Im going to start working on my putting alot, but i like shallow putters, is the shawman a descent one?

 

[thirtydirtybirds]

If you don't throw the boss, consider taking it out. If you need something overstable, consider a QOLF. Good in the wind, and cosistently overstable with a pretty comfortable rim.

Maybe try out a couple more mids? Roc, bard, sentinel are all great stable/overstable mids. Tursas is a pretty interesting disc, as is the truth.

If I had to recommend adding anything into your stash, it would be a couple more putters of your choosing. If you like the pure, get another 4-5 and hit that practice basket!

 

[SD86]

Your bag looks pretty solid. The only advice I can give is:

1. Get to know that Thunderbird a lot more.
2. Look for a more stable mid as a workhorse mid. Buzzz, Roc3, Compass are three ideas there. This is the only gap I see in your bag.
3. Maybe an overstable mid/approach disc. Gator, Harp, Zone, stuff such as that. Over time, the usefulness of these discs will make themselves apparent to you.

 

[ilmcgee]

The other two guys said it and I'll echo it. Find yourself a slightly OS mid that feels good in your hand. Some good examples have already been listed. Use it and learn it, it will help you greatly.

 

[EROPPER]

Buzzz OS has a nice feel to it, useful for Forehands/flex shots/hyzers- I agree with the idea of adding a stable mid as well, I like the Compass best, great feel to it for stable drives/approaches and forehands, also a Harp or Pig/rhyno/caltrop type disc would be useful for shorter drives and forehands when you NEED some beef for windy conditions etc

 

[Mzsoflo]

I have a 173 Buzz Z and a 177 max weight Buzz Z and I love them. I use the 173 for almost all approach shots and the 177 on windy days.