RoundWounds
Eagle Member
So, a fellow player that is new to the game bought a 168g Champ Glow Leopard but stopped throwing it because it was too stable. He threw it a few rounds and that was it.
The other day he sanded down the top of the disc about an inch from the edge to the edge and said he's able to throw it now. I figured it was because he was able to get a decent grip on the disc, since the glow plastic was quite slippery and he mentioned it felt like it was falling out of his hand (I didn't like it either tbh). He believes that that sanding the top edge has affected the flight of the disc enough to make him able to throw it.
Could sanding the top edge of the disc affect the flight that much? Or is he simply getting a better grip/rip on the disc now?
The other day he sanded down the top of the disc about an inch from the edge to the edge and said he's able to throw it now. I figured it was because he was able to get a decent grip on the disc, since the glow plastic was quite slippery and he mentioned it felt like it was falling out of his hand (I didn't like it either tbh). He believes that that sanding the top edge has affected the flight of the disc enough to make him able to throw it.
Could sanding the top edge of the disc affect the flight that much? Or is he simply getting a better grip/rip on the disc now?