jrawk
* Ace Member *
XXX's are more overstable Firebirds with less glide.
Tridents are slower XXX's but with more glide.
Riots are two faced. New runs are more overstable than earlier runs. New Riots are like Monsters. Old Riots like Wraiths. Riots can be thrown on a very low line and go far.
Rivers are between Champ Teebirds and Leopards just with much more glide. Weight determines where they land on that scale. Heavy rivers are like Teebirds, light rivers are like Leopards.
Flows are longer Rivers, but not nearly as easy to control and are an advanced player's disc. I like the Flows I have and can get some nice distance with them, but the Rivers are more consistent and accurate. Get a river before a flow. You won't be disappointed.
Visions are extremely understable like Roadrunners. The visions are very temper-mental and hard to be consistent with. I got rid of them when the Rivers began breaking in.
Halos i don't know about yet, i just got 2 in the mail yesterday and won't be able to throw them until the weather turns around.
Pures and Spikes are both worthy putters. If you don't like bulky, thick profiled putters give these a try. Spikes are the slimmest and less stable of the two. I found Pures to be the perfect combination of profile/stability/glide for my putting style and approach style.
Oh and Strikers and Cores are my bread and butter. They've been discussed enough.
Tridents are slower XXX's but with more glide.
Riots are two faced. New runs are more overstable than earlier runs. New Riots are like Monsters. Old Riots like Wraiths. Riots can be thrown on a very low line and go far.
Rivers are between Champ Teebirds and Leopards just with much more glide. Weight determines where they land on that scale. Heavy rivers are like Teebirds, light rivers are like Leopards.
Flows are longer Rivers, but not nearly as easy to control and are an advanced player's disc. I like the Flows I have and can get some nice distance with them, but the Rivers are more consistent and accurate. Get a river before a flow. You won't be disappointed.
Visions are extremely understable like Roadrunners. The visions are very temper-mental and hard to be consistent with. I got rid of them when the Rivers began breaking in.
Halos i don't know about yet, i just got 2 in the mail yesterday and won't be able to throw them until the weather turns around.
Pures and Spikes are both worthy putters. If you don't like bulky, thick profiled putters give these a try. Spikes are the slimmest and less stable of the two. I found Pures to be the perfect combination of profile/stability/glide for my putting style and approach style.
Oh and Strikers and Cores are my bread and butter. They've been discussed enough.
