slowplastic
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Yeah keep throwing what you have unless you can sell it for big money, they are all what are being cloned anyways. As for what has gotten popular:
-speed 12+ easier to throw drivers...as in less overstability. If you have beat in/old Destroyers you are set, this is the gold standard to me. But when you need to add new ones to the bag then some molds like the Shryke/Tern/etc. are out there for pretty neutral discs out of the box, compared to some Destroyers that are very OS.
-speed 9 "control drivers" are really popular. I prefer the speed 7 stuff like Teebird/TL that you have going on. But the Thunderbird is pretty popular as something that gives you a bit more wind security than a Teebird, isn't much harder to throw, and doesn't have the fade or touchiness of a Destroyer
-driving and approach tweener putters. The Harp and Zone are very popular as overstable approach discs, especially by those who throw FH upshots. The Envy is another great low profile driving putter that encroaches on midrange distances, if you get the urge to try out the MVP gyro type stuff then this is a good place to start. Really though if you are confident throwing a Wizard and you don't throw FH trick shots much then you are fine.
-speed 12+ easier to throw drivers...as in less overstability. If you have beat in/old Destroyers you are set, this is the gold standard to me. But when you need to add new ones to the bag then some molds like the Shryke/Tern/etc. are out there for pretty neutral discs out of the box, compared to some Destroyers that are very OS.
-speed 9 "control drivers" are really popular. I prefer the speed 7 stuff like Teebird/TL that you have going on. But the Thunderbird is pretty popular as something that gives you a bit more wind security than a Teebird, isn't much harder to throw, and doesn't have the fade or touchiness of a Destroyer
-driving and approach tweener putters. The Harp and Zone are very popular as overstable approach discs, especially by those who throw FH upshots. The Envy is another great low profile driving putter that encroaches on midrange distances, if you get the urge to try out the MVP gyro type stuff then this is a good place to start. Really though if you are confident throwing a Wizard and you don't throw FH trick shots much then you are fine.