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DX Archangel. I had an even weaker arm when I had mine, and it would flip too much with steep hyzer angles. It didn't even roll in a straight line. My beat-up DX Stingray is more predictable than my Archangel was (and it rolls alot better).
Slightly less stable than a Firebird. For me it fights the wind very well, but still isn't too stable in no wind or with a tailwind. Has almost no glide at all, but I can get it to fly quite a bit farther than a TL or Teebird.
Star Big Bead Aviar or Star Aero depending on wind direction. If theres a strong headwind or I need a flex shot that fades, I may use a Star Rhyno or a beat up Viper.
I agree with the previous poster. Very straight flight, with a somewhat strong fade when new, but nothing like a Firebird/Predator. With very little wear, the ones I've had seem to lose alot of their fade and fly like a longer Teebird.
I find that the Viper is the most utilized disc in my bag. I carry 3- a CFR, a newer DX and a beat DX; the beat one is good any day, and the others are valuable when its windy (most days around these parts). I also like the feel of these discs for overhands.