wolfmandragon
* Ace Member *
Yes, but that is the beauty of Kaxe/Squall, they allow slow arms to get same lines and distance as the cannons get with Roc/Comet.
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I think what you are saying is correct, but the newer and slower armed players who can't throw for much D, seem to be saying that with distance drivers that are slightly OS they can use them like that.
Not the intended use to be sure, but for some I'm sure it's effective.
Yes, but that is the beauty of Kaxe/Squall, they allow slow arms to get same lines and distance as the cannons get with Roc/Comet.
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Right...by why slightly overstable? I understand a player who can't throw a Buzzz as far as I can using sayyyy a JLS, but why a T3 (for examples purpose) instead? Turning the slightly overstable disc however much doesn't benefit form for a measly few feet. Players with less distance would benefit from learning how to stretch distance with a Stratus or Cobra or Stingray much more.
More on topic, OP asked for a tweener. He didn't say he needs to add a few feet to X shot...just asked for a mold that controls like a mid that stretches distance. I highly doubt any remotely average player can control a speed 10 like they could say Roc/Buzzz.
Agreed, and on topic. Note: never even held a Kaxe.
However some discs like the Impact are in between a fairway driver and a midrange disc. These one are great for those shots a fairway driver is too much and a midrange is not enough. Impact also does tunnel shots very well.
TIL Kaxe is an old Swedish word, meaning a stuck-up person.
I used to love the Impact. Its a good disc for sure, def a speed 6 type disc for exactly that longer than mid straight shots
What disc do you use now? If I had to change a Wombat or Wombat 3 would be the disc of Choice. I have seen them and yes they are like a Impact, in flight as well.