[Innova] flippiest Teebird out of the box..

[YawningDrone]

or quickest to beat in? I carry a 11x cal which is a straight flyer unless really pumped out there in which case it will finish understable, a production run champ, and JL champ that i dont throw much (glide is meh...use it when its windy).

I see Mcbeth throwing the star teebirds and they seem super flippy...at least the one he throws a lot.

Im looking for a hyzer flip teebird I can use in the woods, something I can throw 75% and still have it flip to flat.

I read a bunch of the teebird threads before posting this, I apologize if it was discussed already.

Thanks

 

[6.5swede]

G star

 

[DiscFifty]

G* Leopard3 ftw.

 

[YawningDrone]

i just saw in another thread people are saying echostar...cool

 

[YawningDrone]

oops didnt see the replies..my bad. Really G*? I think i have a few of the protos somewhere

 

[eric40817]

Try a TL?

 

[YawningDrone]

yeah I've thrown champ TLs..that is a possibility too

 

[ranger]

oops didnt see the replies..my bad. Really G*? I think i have a few of the protos somewhere

I have beat proto gstar teebirds that don't turn at all.

Just grab a dx.

 

[BirdieMachine]

DX YO

 

[YawningDrone]

I have beat proto gstar teebirds that don't turn at all.

Just grab a dx.

thanks, in your experience, how quickly do they become unthrowable?

 

[ranger]

Depends on how much you play.

I'm a teebird thrower and went to champ leopard3 for that type of shot.

 

[TerryTuffskins]

150 class DX - total fliptastic rubbish. Mine ended up underwater after 2 throws.

 

[YawningDrone]

Depends on how much you play.

I'm a teebird thrower and went to champ leopard3 for that type of shot.

ok. I'll give one a spin, thanks.

I play a lot

 

[mark996]

I also went to a champ leopard3 for those shots and it works beautifully. Most TL's these days seem to be a bit beefy, for that speed at least. I have 2 that don't like going right, and 1 that's impartial to flight direction. Leo3...all of your troubles will go away.

 

[YawningDrone]

yeah really trying to get the turn without full power. My 11x cham tbird will finish right in calm conditions but goes about 400ish

Looking for more of a finesse disc. Just ordered two champ leopard3.

 

[SonicGuy]

Omg, the way that newer players bury the dx teebird is despicable. The dx teebird is the gold standard of disc flight along side the dx roc. A max weight dx bird will never become useless to someone with halfway decent form. It is absolutely the answer to this question.

 

[VictorB]

Omg, the way that newer players bury the dx teebird is despicable. The dx teebird is the gold standard of disc flight along side the dx roc. A max weight dx bird will never become useless to someone with halfway decent form. It is absolutely the answer to this question.

This man is absolutely, 100% correct. Dx tee birds don't become useless unless they crack/break.

 

[YawningDrone]

haha..thanks. Yeah i have very little use for dx. Not because i cant throw them, they just dont seem to hold that sweet spot long enough for me. I dont think this is an uncommon criticism. All the people I know who threw exclusively dx back in the day have moved on. Im not saying the same is true for everyone..just my experience.

 

[Broken Shoulder]

I played at the Majestic last year with a 930ish rated guy who proclaimed, after I threw my Star Teebird, that he had too much arm speed for Teebirds so he couldn't throw them. Dohkay.
Point is, I'm agreeing a bit with SonicGuy. A DX Teebird is a marvelous thing, and I think it would be a long, long road to useless.

Leopard3 could be a great idea though. I like mine so far.

 

[Welch]

Omg, the way that newer players bury the dx teebird is despicable. The dx teebird is the gold standard of disc flight along side the dx roc. A max weight dx bird will never become useless to someone with halfway decent form. It is absolutely the answer to this question.

This! I vote DX as well. My only DX discs in my bag is Rocs and Teebirds. For some reason both of these molds the sweet spot is in DX.