Recent content by bankiebomber

I'm a big fan of the Mamba. Its designed to be flippy at its rating (speed 11) but at slower speeds I find it a very versatile disc, A very good straight flyer when powered down. I find it similar to a Leopard (I bag both) but get a bit more distance with it.

46 Scotland EMT soon to be paramedic.

Pure and Spike

I like all of the advice posted so far. Despite practicing I don't consider myself a good putter nor do I have a big arm so last year I decided to focus on practicing upshots and it made a huge difference to my game. It took a lot of pressure off knowing that I was pretty solid with my mids...

Eagle. I love the way it sits up, turns a bit and then has that reliable fade. Classic distance flight numbers and characteristics.

Defo try the pro plastic. I'm sorry same age and love DX and Pro plastics. I use champion as an OS version of a mold.

DX Destroyer, 168g

"Just throw straight" Ron Russel at a clinic, world champs 2000, Ann Arbor

Each to their own. For drivers I have gone back to carrying lots of one Mold in different plastic / wear. For me it is easier mentally to choose a disc for a shot using this bag strategy. Keeping it simple lets me focus on other things. For the same reason I have also gone back to Innova for...

Give it to a local charity.

This. Only I have not found an overstable kind like you get with all the different plastic variations of the Roc. I want to try a recycled Mace to see if that fits the bill. I also wish there was a retro mace to beat in quick, the Zero line is durable and slow to beat in.

Anyone know if anyone filmed the Masters division at worlds and if a video is coming out?

I don't know which is technically more correct but I know that after watching Stokleys video lesson and trying and practicing that method I have become more confident and better at forehand. To me it Stokley explained it well, it's easy to replicate time after time. Like many things in DG...

Yes you're correct I could have done that, I forgot about the PDGA thank you for belittling me. I have now checked the PDGA and have still been left with an element of doubt, here's why. As mentioned both inflight and the PDGA list the Innova Beast as 1.1 depth, the beast I have recently...

Inertia experts please help. What is the rim depth on the iInertie 1.1 or 1.2. I've seen it listed as both. Inflight has it as 1.2 but I've seen them be wrong before ( beast listed as 1.1). Yes it makes a difference to me. Thanks.