My current bag

[HybridZombiw]

So far my bag is an ever evolving project that is slowly growing and filling the gaps. So far most of my discs were given to me and or traded.

Vitals:
Years playing/experience: 3 years
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: Lefty
Throwing Style: LHBH (working on forehands and back/forehand rollers)
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Pig: 230-260' Buzzz: 250-280' Roc: 250-280' Viking: 280-320' Wraith: 320-350+
* Max distance is the greatest distance you can throw with any regularity

Bag:

Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
161 star wraith (beat to hades) very flippy used for long hyzer flips, long annys, and long distance backhand rollers
169 Augusta Wraith (worn but still stable) Long straight shots, smooth annys, hyzerflips, new go to driver
170 Champ Viking (worn) straight with nice predictable fade, good roller, very accurate, used for holes under 320' Also used as my fairway driver
170 pro firebird (slightly worn but still pretty new) Strictly forehand and wind fighting disc. Just added to bag today and feel that this will be its use from now on. Forehand shots go about 240-270 so far.
167 GL Flow (slightly worn but still very stable) Other distance driver. Great for flex shots, straight tunnel shots, good controlled annys (more so then wraith) very accurate.

Mids:
167 Z buzzz (worn) understable, slightly flippy. Used for slight hyzer flips, straight and hyzer/anhyzer shots.
177 DX Rancho Roc (worn) Straight and true. Very stable and good compliment for buzzz. Used for straight shots.

Putters:
175 Pro Pig (worn) somewhat overstable but very straight and easy.

My previous bag set up:
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[VyZx]

The obvious thing to say here is try a few less overstable putters....

very few people enjoy putting with a Pig.

[New013]

Ive putted with a pro pig for 6 months. Basically I used it up to 60-70ft and from there I used my mako. I recently started using a wizard and right now I couldn't say if I prefer it. It's such a drastic switch it takes getting used to. I will say it seems easier to go at the basket from 30ft and out and not worry about overshooting. I still think the pig is far superior for unconventional putts around obstacles and in the wind so no matter how much I love the wizard or any other putter the pig is staying in the bag.

You might want to start working in some new rocs and buzzes for when your current ones wear completely out.

[HybridZombiw]

I do enjoy putting with a pig very much so, I just feel the need to replace it due to it being out of production. I do agree with the pig being a bit unconventional especially when putting through, around, over and under objects.

When I can i will get a brand new 167-170 z-glo buzzz and possible another 170+ rancho roc. Any other gaps, irks, questions, advice, tips, etc that anyone can comment on?

[discjunky]

Mmmmm, pig puttin'! Yee Haa!

[acerun16]

try teebirds tls and eagles.... a bit slower than your viking but way more consistent and controllable

[New013]

I would agree that a nice beat in star or champ tl is one of the best tunnel shots and straight driving discs out there. They are a lot more workable than people realize.

[HybridZombiw]

what is the difference between the tl and teebird?

[jtbingster]

TL has less fade. Like a semi beat TeeBird when new.

[HybridZombiw]

would a river be and a tl compliment each other or just overlap?