djjeremiahj
Double Eagle Member
I own all 3, in star and in similar weights...
i try to carry a very minimal bag, but i select one (or more) depending on course, weather, etc...
I vote:
TBird
All 3 fly almost exactly like how the flight chart shows... but...
The teebird flies the farthest and most accurate.
Eagle... I am sure if i had "god's arm" it would be amazing... it is invaluable with winds and is a very good supplemental sidearm.. but in non-windy conditions it lacks the distance of the Tbird and the turnover before the fade can cause problems. I will speak highly of this disc and if i had a stronger arm i am sure it would (probably) replace the other two or be invaluable in my bag. (Wind, sidearm and spaces with a long straight corridor with a slight turnover then "expected" fade. Exactly as the chart shows it will fly)
TL - For me, it flew almost exactly like the TBird, except, it didnt have the same fade in the end. The fade was reduced, BUT it compromised distance. AND, it still had a turnover, just slightly less pronounced... SO, for me, this disc is a "NEW" Tbird with a touch less fade. (Tight corridors and ABSOLUTE precision with little fade)
Tbird - Point And Shoot. If you know the flight pattern, and have a clear line, it will be exactly that. Longer Distance than both the eagle and TL. Absolutely controllable and predictable. Loves power and loves snap even more... (Wanna add 20-40' to your Tbird drive? add snap!) Exactly as the chart shows it will fly. The course pro swears by his and uses it to drive 400' straight ahead and land with precision accuracy. (I can only dream....)
(Honorable Mention) Banshee: (again) if i had a god's arm, i am sure thid disc would be amazing. It has great control for an overstable and forehand disc. Sadly, it's eclipsed by the Firebird and Predator although its the true fairway compliment to both; it seems to get lost in the shuffle between overstable drivers and approach discs .
your choice and why?
(Apologies must be given to non-innova throwers. Primarily i am an innova thrower, but i do use other manufacturers as needed. Innova doesnt cover all shots and needs with perfection. - at the same time, no other manufacturer can beat or create a disc better than the TeeBird.)
i try to carry a very minimal bag, but i select one (or more) depending on course, weather, etc...
I vote:
TBird
All 3 fly almost exactly like how the flight chart shows... but...
The teebird flies the farthest and most accurate.
Eagle... I am sure if i had "god's arm" it would be amazing... it is invaluable with winds and is a very good supplemental sidearm.. but in non-windy conditions it lacks the distance of the Tbird and the turnover before the fade can cause problems. I will speak highly of this disc and if i had a stronger arm i am sure it would (probably) replace the other two or be invaluable in my bag. (Wind, sidearm and spaces with a long straight corridor with a slight turnover then "expected" fade. Exactly as the chart shows it will fly)
TL - For me, it flew almost exactly like the TBird, except, it didnt have the same fade in the end. The fade was reduced, BUT it compromised distance. AND, it still had a turnover, just slightly less pronounced... SO, for me, this disc is a "NEW" Tbird with a touch less fade. (Tight corridors and ABSOLUTE precision with little fade)
Tbird - Point And Shoot. If you know the flight pattern, and have a clear line, it will be exactly that. Longer Distance than both the eagle and TL. Absolutely controllable and predictable. Loves power and loves snap even more... (Wanna add 20-40' to your Tbird drive? add snap!) Exactly as the chart shows it will fly. The course pro swears by his and uses it to drive 400' straight ahead and land with precision accuracy. (I can only dream....)
(Honorable Mention) Banshee: (again) if i had a god's arm, i am sure thid disc would be amazing. It has great control for an overstable and forehand disc. Sadly, it's eclipsed by the Firebird and Predator although its the true fairway compliment to both; it seems to get lost in the shuffle between overstable drivers and approach discs .
your choice and why?
(Apologies must be given to non-innova throwers. Primarily i am an innova thrower, but i do use other manufacturers as needed. Innova doesnt cover all shots and needs with perfection. - at the same time, no other manufacturer can beat or create a disc better than the TeeBird.)
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