Rate my bag and give suggestions!!!

[mr_arborical]

Sorry for the long post

Hi everybody how ya doin?

I was looking for some advice on my current bag. Maybe rate it and give some suggestions on what to tweak. Im Sure I have overlap and whatnot as some of the discs I bought before I got serious and didn't know the difference. Then I bought different discs to try out and some stuck and some have not. Also it's mostly Innova, that is what is most common in local stores and to me feels the best. I currently throw 300 to 330 but working on gaining distance. I think I'm throwing nose up still. Anyways here's my bag.

Putter- kc pro aviar (putting), rpro pig, nova (approach/upshots)

Midrange- champion rocx3, gstar manta

Fairway drivers- champion/star teebird, champion/star leopard

Distance drivers- gstar/star mamba, star wraith, star beast, star katana (I don't have the arm speed to make the katana turn yet)

I do have a star firebird that's faf so goes nowhere but left and short haha

Tried to get a variety of stable ad understable l as well.
I have a few others but this is what I mainly use when I play a round. Any thoughts or tips are greatly appreciated. I prefer the feel of Innova but not strictly Innova. TIA

 

[Dr. Steve Brule]

If you are worried about overlap I would stop looking at the flight numbers on the discs and instead do some field practice instead to see for yourself how much the flights differ.
Considering your throwing distances I feel that you could drop everything in your distance drivers - slot. Maybe add a regular DX Roc and a DX Teebird for more neutral flights and you are set.
Reasoning behind this is that Teebirds and Leopards can be thrown over 400 ft no problem so Im guessing that having a Wraith, Beast and a Katana seems kind of pointless until you can truly get those up to the speeds they require. For now it seems like a lot of overlap? If you dont get any turn out of your Katana, what does it do a Wraith cant do? Is it more or less the same flight as a Teebird?
If the Mamba is truly understable you could keep it in the bag to gain easier distance for stand still shots etc. Firebird can be useful too for utility purposes.

 

[Horsman]

Depending on how beat in your Mids and Fairways are. I would also suggest that you add a DX roc to the bag or something that can fill in between your RocX3 and the Manta. Also adding in something in between your teebird and leopard might not be a bad idea. For the most part your bag is solid.