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For a noodle arm, everything is overstable![]()
Troof. If you are not getting a mold up to speed, you are underthrowing it, or "powering down". We all know what happens when you power down... At least we should.
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For a noodle arm, everything is overstable![]()
DD Suspect is a great disc.
A suspect, which has great HSS and some fade for a more powerful arm, should be plenty OS (but still workable) for a "noodle."
For a noodle arm, everything is overstable![]()
Seriously though, maybe try the same discs but in slightly lighter weight?
I use the GL Bard I won from Noodle Arm Disc golf![]()
Roc3 is my overstable and wind fighting mid in my bag.
I vote Hornet, especially if you're already thinking about Discraft. I already had one and just bought a Drone, but the Drone is a bit too overstable for my current level of noodle-ness. I think it was still a good buy because I can grow into it, but I think the Hornet is really underrated and already had the "overstable midrange" role covered adequately. I throw it off the tee in some spots and find it useful as a utility disc as well. I've thrown it RHBH, RHFH, forehand roller, and overhand (tomahawk or "hammer," if you play ultimate). Great disc! (And the reviews on infinitediscs.com agree.)
Mine is a Z Hornet, 175-176g.