Recent content by sapples

Not faster but more overstable and less glide. They are great long range headwind discs, but in my experience they are shorter than a TeeRex.

Marshall street and disc golf center have a flick rated at the same speed as a valk. I feel the flick is much faster.

Kennsington Toboggan is absolutely the hardest course I've played. The elevation changes leave your legs sore for days too.

For me its pretty close to my beast, a little less flippy though.

They make plastic welding kits. I used one to piece my four wheeler fenders back together, easy and works very well. Seems like it should work on a disc as well.

false statement

In addition to the mud, its always super windy here in the spring.

A crush is definitely more stable than the discs your are throwing, if you need anny on it its probably too stable. Moving up from the tee bird a wildcat or flash would probably yield better results, and you can release them flat and expect an s flight.

I got lucky. My friend goes to automotive trade school, and did mine for free. It counted as a project for his bodywork class, so the school also covered all materials.

I concur with it being a destroyer.

TeeRex or if you want to stay discraft try the pulse. The pulse is a lot like a more stable surge.

My 150 z flick has some high speed turn and still massive fade at the end. Normal weights don't have much turn for me and they hyzer out faster.

Starfire is a good comparison. Avenger is a little less high speed stable. Awesome disc and it goes really far. Slightly overstable.

Why are you calling people twats on an internet forum? Are you twelve?

Talked to Wade on the phone today, and even though they messed up my order I have to say he was really nice and answered every question I had. It seems the post office hates my address since they implemented the new shipping program which is a joint program between UPS and USPS. He explained...