The Official 'Ask Paul McBeth' Thread

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by costoid

I've been interested in those star gazelle's. how do you like them, Paul? A little straighter than a teebird, or just less distance?

they were more stable than the glow champion ones. they had a pretty big dome and a lot of glide, for me it flew straight for about 270 then slowly faded right on a rhbh.

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by g2avity

What are your thoughts on the Rhyno, in any plastic? Have you thrown them much?

ive never truly been a fan. i dont like the thumb trac of the flight just never been my type of disc. i do know people that love them through its just never been my thing.

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by jsc430

And they're all really domey. My glows are flat and more stable than DX, how do the stars compare?

more over stable with more glide.

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by New013

Amazing, hopefully one day I can get one at long range. What's your approach to more open holes at that distance, like 480+? I see some people hyzer flip straight at it while I usually try to fade it in.

a hyzer flip is good but if i know i can reach it with something over stable i will because i know i can turn that disc over and even if its to much or not enough it only has one place to finish and thats left (rhbh) compared to a flip up if you put to much its a roller not enough hyzers out ect.

[Stankyjahnke]

Originally Posted by PMcBeth

a hyzer flip is good but if i know i can reach it with something over stable i will because i know i can turn that disc over and even if its to much or not enough it only has one place to finish and thats left (rhbh) compared to a flip up if you put to much its a roller not enough hyzers out ect.

when you do this. Do you throw it flat or a little annhyzer outta your hand and force it to s-curve or do you just have enough power to turn them over? I'm talking about like destroyers and other very overstable discs. hope that made sense

[phrumphkin]

Paul, have you ever bagged a 12x teebird? What are the flight differences between those and the flatter 11x's you and a lot of pros seem to use? Does the extra dome of most 12x's make them less stable?

[costoid]

The new 12x's are more stable than the original run 12x's from a couple years back (pre flight numbers). I have a domey 171 and it's pretty stable. But, I'll let McB give his expert advice.

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by Stankyjahnke

when you do this. Do you throw it flat or a little annhyzer outta your hand and force it to s-curve or do you just have enough power to turn them over? I'm talking about like destroyers and other very overstable discs. hope that made sense

i do it with slight anhyzer to force the S

[PMcBeth]

Originally Posted by phrumphkin

Paul, have you ever bagged a 12x teebird? What are the flight differences between those and the flatter 11x's you and a lot of pros seem to use? Does the extra dome of most 12x's make them less stable?

i have before they are just a hair straighter nothing to different. pros just prefer the plastic type more then the flight.

[BradleyWilliams]

Do you love me, Paul? If yes, don't keep me waiting. If no, I blame Brittany.



Oh.. a friend wants to know.. how do star Skeeters fly?


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