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GripEnemy 06-12-2019 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by VictorB (Post 3461493)
I've actually been using a SP Breaker a lot for overstable backhand approaches. Zone primarily gets forehand approaches still.
Breaker/Ringer (less known) and of course Zone are exceptional molds for the right people. I'll praise all three until the day I die.

Some people want a Berg though, it's a complete turd in the air and dies like none of the former three.

MaxFlight 06-12-2019 08:10 PM
Funny how some people are asking why I need an overstable approach disc... Isn’t this a disc forum? I didn’t come here to get lectured about using what I have , thank you very much!
Besides, look at the pros throwing Rhynos,
Zones, harps etc... ect...

I love my Rekos for most of my short drives and appoaches, and don’t typically bag a TON of different molds. But I’d rather have more variety in my slower discs than my faster discs. So Ho-Hum.

Thanks for all the recommendations everyone else though! Much appreciated.

Jolt 06-13-2019 04:37 AM
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and don’t typically bag a TON of different molds. But I’d rather have more variety in my slower discs than my faster discs. So Ho-Hum.
Same here. . i have 5 putter moulds ( and two of each ). . but only one driver mould.
I love to throw putters. . basicly everytime i go to the course i start to throw putters for a hour as warmup, SO fun :) . . i usually brings a few extra putters just to try out

SD86 06-13-2019 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MaxFlight (Post 3461735)
... and don’t typically bag a TON of different molds. But I’d rather have more variety in my slower discs than my faster discs. So Ho-Hum.
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Originally Posted by Jolt (Post 3461893)
Same here. . i have 5 putter moulds ( and two of each ). . but only one driver mould.
Moi aussi. I've been discing down from the hi-speed drivers, but still bag several putters, approachers, and mids. And I throw everything in my core bag at least once when I play on my home course, so those slower discs are not leaving the bag any time soon.

ThrowaEnvy 06-14-2019 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by MaxFlight (Post 3461735)
Funny how some people are asking why I need an overstable approach disc... Isn’t this a disc forum? I didn’t come here to get lectured about using what I have , thank you very much!
Besides, look at the pros throwing Rhynos,
Zones, harps etc... ect...

I love my Rekos for most of my short drives and appoaches, and don’t typically bag a TON of different molds. But I’d rather have more variety in my slower discs than my faster discs. So Ho-Hum.

Thanks for all the recommendations everyone else though! Much appreciated.
Hmmmm so what did you end up buying or what are you thinking of buying for the slot?

ajcloutier 06-14-2019 02:23 PM
Ringer GT. Feels good too

ArtemisClydFr0g 06-14-2019 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Nenja (Post 3461637)
My favorite so far was the Glow Berg, OS on touchy BH and straight on 150' FH.
Today I only use the S-P2 since I still try to fit 2 beer (or a sweater) into my tournament bag. Now I grabbed a FR S-P3x, which has not even been mentioned here yet.

Where does it fit in between all these options in HSS and LSS? A faster Berg?
Before I used the Harp, which I find amazing but slightly too fast for my taste.
The P3x isn't HSS enough for straight to fade forehand shots IMO. It has a touch more glide and a little less fade than an AviarX3 backhand. I love throwing it backhand, but I rarely find a use for it on the course now that I have the AviarX3/Rhyno combination in my bag.

texasissouth 06-14-2019 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtemisClydFr0g (Post 3462563)
The P3x isn't HSS enough for straight to fade forehand shots IMO. It has a touch more glide and a little less fade than an AviarX3 backhand. I love throwing it backhand, but I rarely find a use for it on the course now that I have the AviarX3/Rhyno combination in my bag.
I dunno if it is because the one I have is glow or not but my experience with a P3x makes me think of it as a deeper, no "tumbtrac" Breaker, both in feel and in stability, more than enough for forehand.

CreemCheese 06-14-2019 04:59 PM
Slow, low glide, and OS, can't go wrong with a scale for that slot.

Casey 1988 06-14-2019 05:26 PM
The Disc I recommended: is the Chef OS, but that is a very similar disc to the Hydra another disc I recommended.


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