Help with replacing a Disc

[tbird888]

I will second the Mongoose suggestion. It has a slightly less convex rim than the Roadrunner, but it'll hold turn to the ground. Out of the box it'll have a pretty solid fade if you give it enough height, but it disappears as it seasons. Can't say enough good about it.

 

[DougCrawford]

Lat64 Fury is fairly similar, more glide, a little more stable. Great for Hyzer flips.

 

[bowhunter]

Innova Sidewinder.

 

[mAzzA]

Fury, Sidewinder, Orion LS and Valkyrie are all good options.

I love my first run Visions for big hyzer flips, rollers, straight tunnels, and big annys, but I'm not sure of the stability of the current run. I know they've been inconsistent throughout the years, but the good ones can shape any line in calm conditions and glide forever.

 

[mattc]

Westside's Hatchet would be another worthy replacement.

x2 this is what i would say (or a lat64 fury)

 

[liverbuzzz]

I agree with what others have said--sidewinder or Avenger SS are going to be similar. i have found, however, that if I lose a disc in my bag that I was comfortable with and really enjoyed I like to replace it with the same disc. All discs are different and fly different so it takes time to get to know them and for me, I don't like having to deal with that.

 

[Todd Merica]

I did try a new disc, and I like it, but I really do miss my Gstar Roadrunner. Its like my Underworlds, I would feel naked without them.

 

[46YearOldSlinger]

Another vote for the Hatchet. Crazy glide...

 

[46YearOldSlinger]

Oh, forgot to mention. Significantly more turn on the Tournament plastic compared to VIP.