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The Wraith gets it done for me. It's beaten in to a point where I can just focus on accuracy when I throw and it will fly perfectly. If I step up the power, it becomes a roller. It's a five year old DX Wraith.

Wraith Roadrunner Wolf Dart

I'd say about 10% of disc golfers have seen an extraordinary ace, and I would also say that the other 95% of disc golfers would say that gkeberhart isn't a statistician.

try the wolf. it's great for sidearm.

Two words: Gateway Rage

About three years ago I used to only throw sidearm because backhand would hurt my elbow insanely. But sidearm still hurt a little. I went to the doctor and he said it was just tendonitis so I bought an elbow sleeve. For a while, it still would hurt when I would play, but over time, the pain went...

I just had the longest drive of my life about three weekends ago. It was with a three year old 169 DX Wraith. It was on hole 13 at Flip City. I was about 30 feet from the basket. The drive must have been close to 400. But the thing is, there wasn't any wind because when there is, the old Wraith...

I never thought about it either, but then again on the discatchers I seem to hit the yellow band around the top a lot. Maybe it's just too distracting...

I love my roadrunner. It's a champion and it's my main driver. Even on those straight holes. It has started to turn on me though. I used to be able to throw it perfectly straight, but now it has a little turn in it. I had a dream last night that I got an ace with it. And I haven't gotten an ace...

I also use a dx wolf. It's my most accurate and consistent disc by far. I even use it when I need an accurate drive and distance isn't the most important thing.

I think it would be fun to defend yourself with discs against a horde of zombies. Shaun of the Dead style.

nothing too serious, but my friend was leaning way over to make an off-balance side arm throw, and after he threw it, he fell onto the ground. little did he know that there was a small stick or stump from a sapling sticking up from the ground. it cut an inch long gash in the front of his...

I think it all depends on how you throw. Because, honestly, my main driver is a Roadrunner. And I throw it straight. Not as much flip as advertised. For a flip, I actually throw my Wraith.

I would throw my DX Wolf sidearm. That is my most accurate and reliable disc.

I've been playing for 7 years and I haven't gotten an ace yet. The closest I've been to getting one was on hole 12 at Flip City this spring. I hit the pole underneath the basket. And, strange enough, my friend hit the chains on the same hole 30 seconds before I hit the pole. He didn't ace it...

I did 120+ holes in a weekend. We had a "fried food festival" weekend at Flip City. We only played 18 holes on Friday. I believe we had about 84 on Sunday. The strange thing is, I wasn't sore at all. Of course, it did get harder and harder to throw at full power on Sunday, but that is to be...

I actually got three at one time, JK Pro Aviar, DX Wolf, and DX Shark. My Wolf is still my rescue disc to this day.

haha, I haven't been unfortunate enough to have a disc get hit by a car. although I threw a tomahawk with my Wraith once and it landed edge down on my friend's DX Beast and put a deep dent right between the Beast's eyes.

Does anyone else have experienced a DX Wraith that wants to turn over? I have a DX Wraith that is about three years old and if I throw it at full power, it just dives straight into the ground. But, if I throw it at 3/4 power, it has a super nice helix shape to the flight. My main driver is a...

I would say my Lightning #2 Roller. I throw that and it flies with a nice "s" shape to it. Yet if I throw it into the wind, it rolls like it is supposed to.