djjeremiahj
Double Eagle Member
* Before we get into the "it depends on the disc, and year, and all other tangential aspects" this is a basic fundamental ("conceptual") discussion about the nature of the plastics. *
It seems once a season i go through a "plastic dilemma" and re-evaluate my plastic preference. My home course is a long precision based course that requires the thrower to avoid trees on almost every hole.
In general i like the consistent wear and performance of champion. In the shorter ranges i am not sure that (in general) there is much of a difference between these two - the difference, if any, is negligible.
In the longer ranges (Drivers) it seems to me there is a slight difference. Star, by nature, seems a bit more overstable and seemingly a bit faster. It also seems, to me, that star goes a bit farther. It also seems to have a very slow but consistent durability factor. it degrades with each impact, whereas champion seems resistant up to a point. Getting this plastic type broken in to a "sweet spot" is a matter of getting it to a point on the downhill slope of degrade that works best for you.
The trade-off is champion is more durable, breaks in quickly and seems to remain at that level for a long time. By nature (generalized) it seems less overstable than the star, (seemingly) slower and shorter?
what are your observations between the two?
Current Dilemmas:
Ch. Boss vs Star Boss
Ch. Destroyer vs. Star Destoyer
Ch. Valkyrie vs. Star Valk.
Ch. Orc vs. Star Orc
Ch. Teebird vs. Star Teebird
Dx Roc vs. Star Roc
It seems once a season i go through a "plastic dilemma" and re-evaluate my plastic preference. My home course is a long precision based course that requires the thrower to avoid trees on almost every hole.
In general i like the consistent wear and performance of champion. In the shorter ranges i am not sure that (in general) there is much of a difference between these two - the difference, if any, is negligible.
In the longer ranges (Drivers) it seems to me there is a slight difference. Star, by nature, seems a bit more overstable and seemingly a bit faster. It also seems, to me, that star goes a bit farther. It also seems to have a very slow but consistent durability factor. it degrades with each impact, whereas champion seems resistant up to a point. Getting this plastic type broken in to a "sweet spot" is a matter of getting it to a point on the downhill slope of degrade that works best for you.
The trade-off is champion is more durable, breaks in quickly and seems to remain at that level for a long time. By nature (generalized) it seems less overstable than the star, (seemingly) slower and shorter?
what are your observations between the two?
Current Dilemmas:
Ch. Boss vs Star Boss
Ch. Destroyer vs. Star Destoyer
Ch. Valkyrie vs. Star Valk.
Ch. Orc vs. Star Orc
Ch. Teebird vs. Star Teebird
Dx Roc vs. Star Roc