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There's always the Discmania DD to fill in for the Teerex
Is the DD really that OS? Looking at the numbers...oops!
btw, I've never thrown the DD, just asking.
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There's always the Discmania DD to fill in for the Teerex
Is the DD really that OS? Looking at the numbers...oops!
btw, I've never thrown the DD, just asking.
Does the terrex have the same rim as the wraith?
Unfortunately, this mold really does get overshadowed by the Destroyer
I threw one 168 E* a month or so ago and I wouldn't call it flippy, but I wouldn't call it OS either. Never had a chance to test the durability but the plastic was somewhat soft and had good grip. Moderate dome. Released on a hyzer it would flip up to flat, track right, and come back with a moderate fade (first throw I wanted a hyzer bomb and got a max D flight... ended up OB but everyone was impressed by the shot), but it was the first time I had thrown a wraith in a while. That's the only E* one I've thrown so I couldn't compare dome, etc. FWIW I have a hair over 400 feet of consistent powerAnyone throw an echostar? How are they? I've had a domey star that was great, and a flat star that was too flippy. Would it be safe to say that the echos would trend the same way, and does anyone know if they tend to be on the domey or flat side?
my gstar's were getting beat up today in moderate winds. was told that they can be more nose sensitive than you realized. but none the less the still staying in the winter bag. just need to tweak some things.
The stars I purchased last year, which is likely the batch you also got from, beat in pretty fast. Much faster than older star or any champion, but after the initial breal in they pretty close to stopped beating in.Just revisited the wraith. Super glad I did.
I lost my favorite disc ever in a pond months ago which was an old as dirt, super beat, found in a pond, half of the color faded, factory second champion wraith. I was absolutely devastated because I threw that thing all the time. Well yesterday I went to a course a few hours from where I live, and in the used bin was a factory second Champion wraith, 175 grams and beat to heck; the only difference was the color. I walked up and looked at the back and saw "WR 175", whispered "Excalibur", and happily payed the 10 bucks to buy it. Threw that thing just like my old wraith and lo and behold, 400 footers on command. Threw one well over 400 as well in the open field. I was so happy with it I got a 170 12x Star to beat into a bomber. How long does it take to beat the star ones into that sweet spot?
What's the general consensus on Champion Wraiths?