Pimp my bag

[bort]

Vitals:
Years playing/experience: Started in 2009
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: Right-handed
Throwing Style: Primarily RHBH since 2012.
2009-2011: Most drives were RHFH, other shots RHBH.
Currently comfortable with both BH & FH, but still need better RHBH distance.
Also throw thumbers. Can't throw tomahawks.

Golf Distance (avg) for putter/mid/driver:
Aviar: 180'
Buzzz: 250'
Avenger SS: 300-320'


Optional:
Age: 35
Sex: M
Injuries/handicaps?: N/A
What do you like/dislike about your current bag?:
Would like better max distance.
Would like a driver somewhere between Pro-D Avenger SS & Champion Teebird
Would like an understable mid

Bag:

Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
169g Pro-D Avenger SS (average condition/somewhat beat) - best distance/hyzer flips
173g Champion Teebird (good condition)
171g Star Sidewinder (good condition)
173g Z Surge (good condition) - almost exclusively forehand drives
173g ESP Surge (good condition) - almost exclusively forehand drives
165g Pro-D XL (average/somewhat beat) - anhyzer shots, hyzer flips
178g Star Firebird (avg-good condition) - thumbers, sharp hooks (bh or fh). scored my one and only ace.

Mids:
169g Pro-D Buzzz - primary mid
173g FLX Buzzz - when slight hook needed

Putters:
178g Supersoft Wizard - Primary putting putter
178g Star Aviar - primary throwing putter

 

[Halcón]

You need either an overstable mid, or a really flippy mid. Or both. Since you are comfortable with FH, and BH, One disc could do it all.

I suggest you order an MVP Tensor. The reviews on this disc are very positive so far. The Tensor will suit your OS mid/putter slot, and can be used with flicks for right hand turns.

Something like a Leo wouldn't hurt either. Or, have you tried the Zombee? It would fill the gap between your Buzz and distance drivers. FWIW, I can throw my Zombee about as far as any of my discs. (I have D similar to yours) Those things have amazing glide.

 

[bort]

Usually when I feel like I need an overstable mid, the FLX Buzzz does the job well, but I might not be thinking about the situations in the right way.

I do often feel the need for a flippier mid though.

I have also definitely been meaning to try out a leopard. Have not tried (or heard of) the Zombee - will check it out.

 

[Halcón]

There are so many great discs out there, but one of the most highly suggested is the Leo.

 

[davmer2303]

I have a lot of luck with the westside Tursas for an understable mid. But, this is a category with TONS of good ones. And, I agree with above. You are needing an overstable mid as well. I personally like the champ gator, but once again...Many other great ones.