Recent content by ndole

No, stags are really flippy. Nothing like their rating.

I'd say a Cfr glow or metal flake max.

Paul mcbeth said the tie dyes are pretty overstable. His most overstable roc3 is a lightweight, big domed, blue roc3 with "gunk" in it.

I have the same problem, but definitely not a flat glow one. From my experience, the domey ones are more overstable.

In my opinion, roc3s are almost a roc/buzzz combo.

I have a bunch of extra rocs including champions now because I switched over to roc3s :( never overstock on a disc unless you are 100% sure you'll keep it, haha.

Last I checked, Discgolfcenter has lots of options for a good price.

My most common excuse is that I slipped. ...I slip a lot.

I'd say maybe 280, maybe a bit more. I just do it for fun.

[ QUOTE=OlyWA Kenobi;2607766]Anyone toss one of those flat, firm metal flaked TeeBirds from DGV? I've got a few, but haven't thrown them. They are really stiff, and have a flatter profile than stock Teebs. When I asked Mark if he had any 11x Glow Cal-tooled laying around, he replied by telling...

I literally carry 7 molds and 2 of those molds I only carry one of. But i carry about 20 discs. I think it is very beneficial.

The innova aviar p&a is the disc most similar to the pure.

Bump, these are sick but I don't have the money right now. Maybe later.

Another vote to get rid of te high speed drivers and grab a lightish teebird. Like 165-169.

I have learned my form from many YouTube videos and they've all given me a little extra distance at a time. Like others are saying, here are a few pointers. 1.Its not all in the arms, you need to use your core and your legs. 2. Be smooth, not "jerky" 3. "Slow to fast"- you shouldn't really be...