Bobby_B5932
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Not as overstable as the brinsters. I would put them between a good 12X and the Brinsters stability wise.
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[Innova] Avery Jenkins Star TeeBird (Tour Series)
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Not as overstable as the brinsters. I would put them between a good 12X and the Brinsters stability wise.
Miamisms
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This
Except they're not...
Ted Bratton
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I have an old 175 star teebird that I got from a friend who told me he had it for several years. it's not a red first run star but it has a larger stamp than star teebirds. It is flat, slick, rigid star and has a slightly differently cooled nose than newer stars. Kind of a fatter, more blocky nose. I have used it for 2 years as one of my main drivers and it is still overstable. I felt my buddies two AJ stars and they are very similar to this one I have.
HotPinkBeast
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I'll just stick with this one...
smarkquart
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Anyone breaking these in? I hate the recent runs of Birds that are so overstable. I have/ had some Star TeeBirds from three years ago that become perfect when seasoned, but they were never meathooks to start with. The one I have left has two aces on it and I have become timid throwing it out of fear of losing it. Because of this I have been throwing more Echo Stars recently, hoping to get into the sweet spot quicker, but I also fear that they will not stay there as long as normal Stars.
I have two of the AJ TeeBirds but I have thrown neither because I am in the heart of my tournament season and I do not want to be surprised by a sudden hook and fade when I need a laser-straight finish. Thankfully my Champ Leopards have been downright nasty perfect.
I have two of the AJ TeeBirds but I have thrown neither because I am in the heart of my tournament season and I do not want to be surprised by a sudden hook and fade when I need a laser-straight finish. Thankfully my Champ Leopards have been downright nasty perfect.
Phantom Discs
Eagle Member
I have had 30 throws with my Avery Tour series. Still very stable.
Hoss22
Eagle Member
Anyone have an aj teebird they want to sell or trade for something???
plastic cannon
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If you're looking for a OS Teebird these are it. Very overstable for a Teebird.
Thank you, that's what I wanted to hear.
pnasalberta
Eagle Member
Are these more or less stable than the brinster/totem teebirds? How stable are normal star teebirds?
Prototype
Eagle Member
Though I haven't thrown a Brinster, I would say these are the same thing in different plastics. Brinster mentions that Innova tweaked the teebird mold for his birds. Logically they probably ran one batch of each to begin with.
TLapham
Birdie Member
Brinsters are quite a bit more overstable.
My Totem is more OS than my AJ. Normal Star TBs can be all over the map from meathook to slightly flippy in the wind. In my experience, the flatter the dome, the more OS.
I disagree. Dome = OS. Flat flips, dome holds. It's also relative to stiffness though, softer discs tend to be straighter, stiffer is more OS.
Brinsters' BeeBirds are domey champion so they're beefy with HSS fade
AJ's are HSS straight with good fade
DannyThunders
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With Teebirds it seems flatter ones are more O/S , same with Firebirds. With Destroyers for example more dome = more beef.
