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most forgiving disc for bad form?
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tbird888
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The faster and more overstable the disc, the more it'll forgive form flaws.
Pretty much anything to the left of letter G and higher than number 10 on this chart. Especially the discs that are in both.
http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/media/flightguide.html
http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/media/flightguide.html
Smigles
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So what exactly does a disc do that is forgiving, but does not mask? Because most of the time when people speak of "forgiving" discs, they mean exactly that. A disc that masks your bad throws.
If you torque the disc too much, an overstable disc will usually come back close to center. If your bad form results in a noob-hyzer, an overstable disc will just make it worse. There are many kinds of bad form.
rocthecourse
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Max weight Nuke OS, Glow Champ Firebird, or anything super OS and with a big rim.
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Wizard
wolfmandragon
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I totally disagree with this. Fast, overstable discs will highlight certain problems. While overstability will hide O.A.T. it can make nose angle errors worse.
Slightly overstable putters and mids are the best balance to take frustrations down for a beginner.
Discs like(in order, best first): Envy, Vector, Roc3, Roc, Ghost, M1.
My form was cleaning up before I threw a Drone, so it is a maybe. It hides O.A.T. well, but it does not have enough glide to really hide bad nose angle release.
Maybe a Wizard, but it can be pretty glide-y, bad shots can go a little worse than the above.
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Disc of Cheese
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I see what you did there
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Mamba...
MarkDSM
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Any mini
-- only 100-150 humans at anytime can truly throw a mini very well. A few hundred more make false bravado claims. High critique of mini throw is a losers game, therefore mini.
..or slightly os mids as well said on page one
-- only 100-150 humans at anytime can truly throw a mini very well. A few hundred more make false bravado claims. High critique of mini throw is a losers game, therefore mini.
..or slightly os mids as well said on page one
THUGNIFICENT763
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my idea of a forgiving disc is an understable fairway driver, like a Leopard or Polaris LS.
I believe he is saying that HE himself doesn't want a disc like this, but more that he is simply curious about 'said' disc.
Right.. it's like a drug - "someone who isn't me is interested in something that might not be the best for him, but what kind of information can you give me on it anyway..."
runningDoc
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it's probably a shark. more overstable than a roc, but straight enough with small enough LSS so "You can even putt with it!"
i remember when I had my innova starter's pack the shark is what I eventually just used alone because the 150g dx aviar would flip over quickly, the 150g dx leopard would do newbie hyzers, but the 150g DX shark was juuuuuuuuuuuusssst right to be able to throw 150-200ft consistently in front of me (and you could also putt with it!).
i remember when I had my innova starter's pack the shark is what I eventually just used alone because the 150g dx aviar would flip over quickly, the 150g dx leopard would do newbie hyzers, but the 150g DX shark was juuuuuuuuuuuusssst right to be able to throw 150-200ft consistently in front of me (and you could also putt with it!).
Can't believe no one has said Buzzz... I bag an extra X Buzzz for newbies I meet on the course or kids that have never played before. IMO the easiest disc to throw and learn with.
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