Recent content by Neil_Rankin

TL: I recently found an old run in a used bin at PIAS. Pearly almost like CE, I-dyed with no stamp. It's flat like a TL3 and goes fast with a ton of glide. Hyzer flip to straight/slight turn with a small finish. Goes as far as my Wraith a lot of the time and doesn't need much height to do...

Millennium Orion LF. Mold and manufactured by Innova. Can't say how it compares to the Savant but I'd say the stability and speed is pretty close to the Dynasty.

I like the Dynasty. It has good stability but it shapes smooth lines like a more understable fairway. I had one of the regular s-line Oakley’s with the cool dragons stamp but left it on a practice field somewhere. Just replaced it with a C-line and it flies the same. Does the Halo add much...

Snagged one for science and I’ve thrown it around a bit. I could see it being useful in the woods on crazy force over flex lines. With that said I played a classic wooded course today and didn’t throw it once. I like it but I doubt it will stay in the bag for long.

I have a metal flake, a limited release stamp Star and a champ. I can’t say there is much difference between the metal flake and the champ. The Star is a little less beefy but it’s been used more.

Halo Shryke, Champion Shryke, and/or Luster Champion Shryke may all be worth a shot. Champion ones reflect a -1 turn on the flight numbers down from the -2. I have a feeling Star Shyrkes will be too understable for you. I haven't tried the Millennium Falcon but I've seen it described as...

Thanks so much Frodo. We Millennium throwers have to stick together. So far I’m not getting any turn out of my 1.7 stash. More like laser straight with a nice little fade out to 390 on my best throws. Maybe as they season a bit and/or I get better I’ll get some turn. Innova describes the...

I’ve searched a bit and haven’t found a list comparing different runs. Is there a such a thing in this thread or elsewhere? As a recent OLF covert I’m curious. I have a 1.4 (more stable) and several 1.7(less stable) but I think I need more. ;)

I need to add a bit of information. I have two Halo Roc3’s. My pink one is more stable and is just a backup. The black one is board flat has lost stability faster than regular Star and is already a great straight Roc and is a fantastic anny Roc. Wouldn’t be surprised if it starts developing the...

I've never had a Star Roc3 that gets the flippy Roc drift of a seasoned DX or KC. The only Roc3 that I've gotten to behave that way is the tour series KC plastic version. My oldest Star is only a couple years old though so it may just take more time.

The Croc is worth a try. It’s very overstable but not as much as the flight numbers indicate. Compared to the zone or the harp it’s a true mid.

I now have a bit more experience with the It and I can say that I like it. The first one I had in Gstar I gave away b/c it was just too flippy for me and I like flippy discs. Picked up a Holly Finley Champion Glow a couple weeks ago and I'm having more success. It is still very understable...

Not that dissimilar in flight to a Super Stingray but I haven't had one of those in a while. Without a doubt the Jay is a slightly smaller diameter MD3. Easier to get up to speed and manipulate than an MD3 imo but the wing profile looks identical. And they don't have crazy sharp micro bead...

Looking like the Jay is taking over the workhorse mid slot for me. Already liked the Star one I had but then I picked up a DX over the weekend and holy crap that thing is sweet. So shapeable.

I think that is a fair assessment. A Star Sidewinder has a bit more glide than a Sirius OLS but is a little more finicky as well. An OLS in standard Millennium plastic glides for days and is laser straight for me.