[Innova] For the love of the Bird! ..Teebird that is!

[Twmccoy]

I have a Teebird+ and a TL+. They're not very different in flight, except they may come out of the hand a bit more anhyzer-ish due to the rim angle. Some may find the plus mold more comfortable, but many don't like it. I will say the Teebird+ is my favorite Teebird to throw, except for the DX Teebird.

I found one somewhere, but have never thrown it. I'll have to throw it and see if I even notice a difference.

 

[pauldst]

I ended up ith a 175g GStar Teebird in my temp travel bag. I was hoping it would fly like my 150g Champ TB did when it was newer, and it doesn't quite, flying more like that disc broken in as it is currently. I have to be careful not to give it much, if any, anhyzer, and not expect it to go straight in more than a mild headwind. I'm glad I picked up a N Shock at the same time for headwinds (there were no Resistors). It does get some decent distance, all things considered.

 

[Gmtata01]

Compare KJ 10 vs 11

 

[bogeyfreetilinfinity]

i had four 10x nybos, all are flat, not board flat, but flat and the plastic is stiff. The one I threw was very stable.

 

[broomerang]

i had four 10x nybos, all are flat, not board flat, but flat and the plastic is stiff. The one I threw was very stable.

Both of my 11x have a slight dome, are less stiff, and have a healthy fade but aren't as OS as I expected them to be after hearing the legends of this disc.

They look and fly exactly like my first star teebird circa late 2000s. They aren't as stiff though. Seems like the 10x might have been the run if you like the really hard plastic.

Oddly enough I finally got a 2nd run FD hoping to kick the KJ out of the bag but I don't think it will. The 11x is exactly in the gap between a 2nd run FD and a fresh S-Line FD.

 

[ranger]

I have suspicions about the people claiming the 10x nybos are super OS

 

[rusch_bag]

Anyone throw the latest nybo or jen allen teebirds?

 

[tampabay]

Anyone throw the latest nybo or jen allen teebirds?

Yes. The new nybos are softer and have less HSS than the last run but still have the same LSS. I am a yuge fan.

 

[rusch_bag]

Also, which teebird out there right now flies the most like an old teebird? One that you can rip on and won't flip over, but just glides for days with a mild fade.

 

[Sydex]

Also, which teebird out there right now flies the most like an old teebird? One that you can rip on and won't flip over, but just glides for days with a mild fade.

In my experience, a low 170s Star with little to no dome or a champ.

 

[F.Luke]

Also, which teebird out there right now flies the most like an old teebird? One that you can rip on and won't flip over, but just glides for days with a mild fade.

Luster Teebird3 and champ glow Teebird3 flew like a 3 year seasoned (lovingly so, not beat) champion Teebird when new for me. They do what you are describing. I figure a champ Teebird3 would also work.

Option 2: turn new Teebirds into old Teebirds.

 

[kevdiv48]

Also, which teebird out there right now flies the most like an old teebird? One that you can rip on and won't flip over, but just glides for days with a mild fade.

The stock stamp AJ Stars have been coming out pretty nice. Mild dome, nice plastic and fly just like you describe.

 

[myllys]

How do echo star teebirds beat in? I know they beat in faster, do they lose LSS and become dead straight or do they develop turn first? I have an old 10x orange kinda CE-ish teeb that is a laser and I want to cultivate a backup. Should I start beating in my echo (of the older postal stamp-stamp variety, not tomahawk) or should I focus on my PFN stars? Life is hard

 

[Grippenripp]

Yes. The new nybos are softer and have less HSS than the last run but still have the same LSS. I am a yuge fan.

Is this an assessment of the 2018's?

 

[Darkgreen]

How do echo star teebirds beat in? I know they beat in faster, do they lose LSS and become dead straight or do they develop turn first? I have an old 10x orange kinda CE-ish teeb that is a laser and I want to cultivate a backup. Should I start beating in my echo (of the older postal stamp-stamp variety, not tomahawk) or should I focus on my PFN stars? Life is hard

At the very start of beating it in it will lose a bit of HSS but it will even out quickly and then lose LSS. That is how the 3 echostar Teebirds that I have thrown have beaten in for me. They also start out just a bit less stable than your average star teebird.

 

[SD86]

How do echo star teebirds beat in? I know they beat in faster, do they lose LSS and become dead straight or do they develop turn first? I have an old 10x orange kinda CE-ish teeb that is a laser and I want to cultivate a backup. Should I start beating in my echo (of the older postal stamp-stamp variety, not tomahawk) or should I focus on my PFN stars? Life is hard

Echostar the plastic has gone OOP, so you might want to cultivate something else. First world problems, I know....

 

[Moose33]

So... I gave up on Teebirds after frustration replicating the PFN Star ones I liked.

Got a G Star TB3 in a trade and I'll be darned if they aren't just as bullet straight to fade as I always wanted the newer star ones too be.

Like 370 on a rope every time...

 

[myllys]

Echostar the plastic has gone OOP, so you might want to cultivate something else. First world problems, I know....

I have two and I intend to use them.

 

[SD86]

I have two and I intend to use them.

Works for me. I like Echostar Terns, but I know that if I lose them, I'll have to find other things. Still, I use them..

 

[myllys]

Echo Star teebirds don't command a hefty price in Sweden yet and even if they become sought after it still won't be that much money. I just put another 10x teeb in the bag cuz it's my favorite disc. The pleasure of throwing it exceeds the potential financial gain (I also got it for 10 bucks �&#57211