11x FB Stabilities and colors

[Flick4D]

Has anyone else noticed that:

Reds, oranges, and purple/blues are nicely overstable, while neon yellow/greens have more high speed turn? I'm only talking about clear plastic, not opaque, and it's not the biggest sample size, but I'm curious what others have to add to this.

[Carnavas]

inb4 PLH

[Flick4D]

I should compare PLH's on them.

[beeftrout]

I have a translucent yellowish/neon green and its got no turn. Your theory dun be bunk.

Also, PLH.

/thread

[Mr. Wick]

My blue ones are the most beefcake ones I have. But I don't notice a whole hell of a lot of difference. They are all OVER stable.

[bikinjack]

Red discs are always the most stable.

[wake911]

black discs are easily the most over-stable. any disc, any company, with yellow being most understable.

i saw this on the internet so it has to be true.

[pointdisc]

As a thrower of many 11x FBs including red, blue (light & dark), orange, yellow (including crappy pale not quite really yellow), green, and tie-dye: No - all stable & flat.

[Flick4D]

Cool, yeah, I like to be really precise with my FH throws with 11x FB's, and when thrown at full arm speed, I definitely notice even slight differences in stability. I guess the used yellow/green ones I bought must have had a serious tree or rock hit, or some sanding done. I'll just throw my reds and blues for over stability!