Piqsid
Newbie
I just lost my roc (sniff).
So I want to get a new one. I knew I was going to loose it eventually since with was a grass-green color (the dumbest color possible) and I am pretty color blind anyway. Plus I am terrible and throw half my shots into the woods anyway.
It was a dx roc since I started cheap for all my disks. Should I upgrade to star plastic for my next one or should I keep with the dx plastic. I see lots of discussion on different plastics flying different ways even though Innova says plastic should only effect grip and durrability.
I have a Buzzz that says on the disc it has a 0 for its flight. I know online it is supposed to have a -0.5. I'm wondering if its straight flight is because it is the cheaper plastic.
Right now I am on vacation 0.5 miles from the Lemon Lake courses, and there is a Star Roc for sale in a local shop, but no DX. I want to keep playing this weekend and I know I need my roc, so if your answer is that the DX flies different and I won't like the Star plastic as much, I will be upset.
So I want to get a new one. I knew I was going to loose it eventually since with was a grass-green color (the dumbest color possible) and I am pretty color blind anyway. Plus I am terrible and throw half my shots into the woods anyway.
It was a dx roc since I started cheap for all my disks. Should I upgrade to star plastic for my next one or should I keep with the dx plastic. I see lots of discussion on different plastics flying different ways even though Innova says plastic should only effect grip and durrability.
I have a Buzzz that says on the disc it has a 0 for its flight. I know online it is supposed to have a -0.5. I'm wondering if its straight flight is because it is the cheaper plastic.
Right now I am on vacation 0.5 miles from the Lemon Lake courses, and there is a Star Roc for sale in a local shop, but no DX. I want to keep playing this weekend and I know I need my roc, so if your answer is that the DX flies different and I won't like the Star plastic as much, I will be upset.