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If it's no better than Star then I'll just wait for a bigger release to try it out. I'm surely not going to spend the $40-$50 they are going for currently.

can someone tell me more about this plastic? Is it just Star or is it some kind of better plastic?

Are there any grippy KC Pros currently? In recent years they seem slick and somewhat waxy if you will. I have a handfull of 11x's but putting them in the cold is a recipe for disaster.

I assumed so. I'll have to ask Dustin about this whole Brodie thing, will report back lol

DK is a good friend of mine, can someone explain this thread to me? I'v been gone a few years lol Edit: Also, someone please tell me why bro D is up in arms lol

Huh, never thought I would see McBeth go to Discraft. I wonder what his bag is going to look like.

What Fuses have you been throwing that you can compare them to a Shark or visa versa? The Fuse is neutral to understable and the Shark is more on the overstable side. Both more HSS and LSS. Genuinely curious.

For me it's just an OCD thing. The only ink that I ever put on my discs is my initials very small on the inside of the rim. And I only do that for the PDGA rule to keep them legal should I be playing a PDGA event. But yeah, mostly just hate the way ink looks.

Thunderbird. Love them, just love Teebirds more.

Maybe he needs a Viper! :hfive:

What was he using instead?

Striker is no where near as overstable as a Predator. At your distance it should fly straight to moderate fade. Good glide as well.

Your struggle is unlike any other. I feel for you.

XT is not as stiff as KC. It's more of a really grippy DX. It's almost like a stiffer R-Pro but not overly so. Kind of a almost rubber type feel I guess without the floppy nature of rubber. Describing how something feels is hard. :wall:

Listen to this. If I had this kind of advice in the first year I was playing I would have saved myself a lot of struggle getting rid of poor throwing habits. I max out at around 450 now thanks to this board and taking advice from guys like Tbird. Where they land is a different story....

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Leopard3 is more high speed stable with more fade. It's a lot like a TL with less glide.

Innova easily. A second pick would probably be the Latitude family of plastic.

At your distance, maybe look into something like a Mako3 at like mid 170's. Should show a bit of fade but will be high speed stable enough to not turn. Definitely a straight disc. If you're liking Latitude plastic, maybe look into an Opto Fuse at max weight. That may fit the bill as well.