banknwank
Eagle Member
I got a chance to huck a tee bird dx 165 yesterday. I don't throw too much stable stuff, unless it's into the wind, and was worried this might be too stable for me. I am recovering from a torn calf muscle and not able to throw full power yet, but I can tell this disc will stay in my bag for a while. All of my lighter , under stable stuff , always runs the risk of turning over and gliding a mile to the right. The bird seems to want to hold a decent line without the worry of turning over. You can count on the slow speed stability to bing it back from accidental anhyzer release angles( at least at my power). As I warmed up and started putting a little oomph in my throws it behave exactly same, just held the line a little further before beginning it's fade. And it glides out in its fade rather than spiking out. If it has same flight tendency when I am able to throw full power, this will become a new favorite for drives with trouble to the right. One tree hit deflection to the sidewalk put a hurtin on the dx plastic . This disc was a substitute for another disc that was out of stock on a recent order. Once the dx gets beat to death, I will be looking to replace in champ.
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