Recent content by ljerome

This. I second.

It's been in a number of threads on here. The new Star Destroyers are crazy overstable. I worried at first that it was me but it's been on the board so much now that it seems it is actually the disc this time and not me. Shocking. I gave the new one I bought away. It was useless to me.

All things listed already are more important to fix your issue but I will add one thing that helped me a little. I changed my "site line" to the target. I found myself picking a line and envisioning a line to the basket but I was always looking up quite high, seeing a high flying disc gliding...

Originally Posted by riltim I would buy 2 DX teebirds for the cost of 1 Star. DX Teebirds are one of my favorite driver/plastic combinations. Yes sir I disagree. DX beats in so fast that you will find yourself buying another one and then another because they have become too flippy while...

OK. Please note I am saying Star Tern and not Champ Tern. I put my Star Tern at -4 whereas I would put Underworld 167 VIP at -3 to -3.5 so not a big dif. Just a touch. My 2 cents.

Another option would be to pick up a fresh beast. They tweaked the Beast mold so for a few years the Beasts being produced were significantly less stable. Then they created a replacement Beast mold when that one wore out and accidentally used the older mold specs, so the Beasts being run right...

This. Me too.

I'm with all of Ronnie's post on this one. I think par really matters. I think if you just default to all par 3 then you are devaluing the sport in general.

There is a fairly large variance between Champ and Star Terns as far as stability so try the Star and break it in. A good bit less stable than the Champ. It may "tern" out to be just what you are looking for. Get one in the 160's.

So I would echo all that Koda says on this subject and most of what others have said. Katana will go further, especially the Pro, but will be a little more touchy than Tern. I do currently throw both and they overlap some but so be it. Essentially, if I have room to work and it's a long hole...

Great information to chew on, but not throw up. Thank you. Also, no chance for roller, terrain is too rocky.

I am interested in finding out how you all approach up hill holes. By that I mean holes that have inclines for the first 100-150 feet then crest and flatten out or drop off. Lets say the total distance is 350 feet. I have seen folks succeed with flex anny's and Tomahawks so I am thinking I...

wizard Buzz Patriot Star Valk Starfire Katana /Tern Is 7 too many?

Yes. :thmbup:

Nuke SS is too touchy for me even on a deep hyzer release. It sits in the trunk until I am on a course in high altitude and need something even more understable for certain shots.