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Light Star Bosses tend to be extremely overstable. The 166-168 weight range are pigs compared to max weight. Don't know why that is, it just is.

In my (extensive) experience with Gators, I've found that a Gator is a Gator is a Gator. I've thrown DX, Star, and Champion, and while I prefer Champ Gators, it's only because of durability (and routine). When a disc is as overstable as a Gator, stability differences between plastics don't tend...

Two words: Farting Lemon.

Just busting balls. I bought an S-PD x-out at Marshall Street and tried it out on the course there. I'm a die-hard Teebirder with no real need for a longer version, as I can push a TB out past 350'... any further away and I just throw a 167 Star Boss. I mostly bought it to see if it really did...

Tried a PD today. It sucked.

Clear.

You didn't, but it doesn't matter. I still love it.

I love the title of this thread.

The Champ Gator has never and will never leave my bag. In fact, the entire two years I've been throwing Champ Gators I have used the same one, so I might be so bold as to say that I'll throw the same Champ Gator forever, unless I lose it (knock on wood).

Great... now Pyramids and Maple Hill are gonna be packed with snot-nosed kids. Thanks a lot, Hoey. :evil: But seriously, thanks a lot, Hoey. :)

I'm really the only one who's only used one putter? I've switched the plastics around, from M to SS to E, but it's always been Wizard.

Champ Gator. Any run, just as long as it's champ. Anyone who tells you they can tell the difference between runs of Champ Gators probably has a bridge in New York to sell you too. I suggest getting both a Champ Gator and a Star Whippet. If you're really into shots that require HSS discs, you'll...

Playing Ultimate. Couldn't find enough people to organize pickup games anymore, so I moved to a disc sport that only requires one person.

Mystery Ranch makes some good hiking packs, my buddy works for them. And the company was founded by the guy who started Dana Design... I have a Dana Design pack that's almost 20 years old and it still looks new. That said, no one* will pay that much for a disc golf bag. Also, it'd better have...

Unfortunately true. Seems that even after the tiniest nick in my Star Bosses they flip with when thrown with any power. At first I thought it was a fluke, but I've been through six Star Bosses and had the same result. Very excited about the Pro Boss, especially if it's as stable as the light...

I still haven't played the new pin position. Furthest I've landed from the blue was about 30' past the white basket.

I had a newish 175 Eco Star flip on me (at a critical point at weekly league) and go sailing right for days. I went out and bought a production Champ XCal that doesn't have identity crisis issues.

Plus I'm really feeling that new Pro-D. No Homo pink Focus?

How long does it take for Ace Race discs to be released as regular production? As a Wizard thrower, I'm pretty excited about this one.

Light star Bosses really are the way to go. They're the only Bosses worth throwing for Max D in my opinion, unless you're going to try to turn them and have them flex back, but I prefer the flat-out sweeping hyzer shot. I use my Bosses so I don't have to restrain my arm, I just throw with all...