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Magnet Buzzz TL Flash PD

I didn't care for the Hornet. It wasn't much more overstable than a Wasp, and it wasn't burly enough for when I really needed a piggish Drone. I just didn't have any place for another tweener disc! One man's opinion--maybe others liked it.

If you're comfortable with the speed of an Orc, the I'd recommend a more stable disc (you mentioned Avenger or Starfire) because they will fly different with the same throw. If you move to a faster disc you need to be able to throw it at the appropriate speed to make it fly right. A Wraith...

Already mentioned but a Q/Serius Millenium LF. Less flippy than an Orc, less fade than an Orc, just straight!

I love the Star/Champ Starfire but I didn't find them reliable once they beat in. I think the Avenger holds it's slightly-overstable characteristic longer.

I wasn't too impressed with the Hornet--it wasn't different enough to earn a slot in my bag. It has nice glide at high speed then fades hard when it slows down. I didn't think it was much more stable than a Wasp except at the end so I'm not sure I'd trust it into a strong headwind. I would...

Best Stable Driver: Teebird Best Overstable Driver: Predator Best Stable Midrange: Buzzz Best Putt & Approach: Magnet Best First Disc: Stingray or Stratus Best Beginner Driver: Leopard Best Plastic: Star Best Long Distance driver: Wraith

My impression of the Reaper is that it flew very straight until the very end where it faded moderately hard. Also, it was pretty resistant to turnover. A similar disc that comes to mind is a Champ/Star Starfire (not the pro since it's a Starfire-L). It is faster of course. I would suggest an...

I'm with ya here. Sometimes when I throw a speed 13 disc I feel like I have to apply so much power that I lose control. It's been more fun for me lately to slow it down and maybe sacrifice a little distance to focus on control, accuracy and consistency. Discs such as a TL/XL, TB, SOLS and...