Best discing down fairway.

[Star Shark]

Leopard/Teebird combo is a good choice. Leopard for straight to turnover. Teebird for Straight to hyzer as well as wind fighting and sidearm.

 

[lokirising]

I'd go magic, buzzz, meteor, gazelle.

Yup :hfive:

 

[jrawk]

Star Stingray is a great beginner mid/fairway

 

[Technohic]

Im going to say no on the Teebird and no on the Leopard actually.

Teebird is not what I consider a "line shaper". I know, it CAN but not easily and really until you get good, its mainly just a straight fairway, and maybe the best at that, but not for learning. It will forgive a lot of OAT and you also want to shape lines with a single mold. I only say this cause I went Leopard/Teebird combo for a long time and its a great combo, I just dont think you learn much from it.

Leopards to me are way too forgiving. You need a little punishment to know when you do something wrong. There is, however; a very similar option that can be used here and thats the Cheetah.

In short, I suggest the speed 6 fairways. Cheetah, Cyclone, Gazelle.

 

[Technohic]

Rivers would work well.

Cores would be good. fast midrange.

Rivers kind of spoil you though. I know, call me spoiled. lol

Im going to say no on the Teebird and no on the Leopard actually.

Teebird is not what I consider a "line shaper". I know, it CAN but not easily and really until you get good, its mainly just a straight fairway, and maybe the best at that, but not for learning. It will forgive a lot of OAT and you also want to shape lines with a single mold. I only say this cause I went Leopard/Teebird combo for a long time and its a great combo, I just dont think you learn much from it.

Leopards to me are way too forgiving. You need a little punishment to know when you do something wrong. There is, however; a very similar option that can be used here and thats the Cheetah.

In short, I suggest the speed 6 fairways. Cheetah, Cyclone, Gazelle.

^^^ I somehow missed the 2nd page and on but Mashnut has it pretty nailed as far as overall lineup.

 

[Stevo]

I wouldnt rule out a Stalker either. The Zs are good for straight/turnovers and the Glos are good for line shaping.

 

[thatdirtykid]

I agree with most everything said here except 1 thing. If you are discing down to improve form the teebird should be avoided, especially in premium plastics. Its quite stable and can handle a bit of oat. Amazing driver, that I would never recommend not trying.
If you must have premium plastic, I would recommenced the ESP cyclone or Champ Leopard. But a D or X cyclone, DX gazelle, pro TL, D or X XL are the best bets in my book.

 

[BigBig5]

I like to use Cheetah on tight fairways going left. Never used Teebird.

 

[wolito]

Alright,I guess I could take a couple,what would be the best compliment to the Leopard(since I have one on the way.)Also thanks for the responses guys,all this info is helpful,keep it comin'.

Leopard is a great choice. A Teebird is a bit faster and longer so the Loepard will be better for you to practice good form.

 

[jtbingster]

I'd say Leopard and a more overstable complement, such as a Predator. The Leo could be used for anything from low power straight shots to hyzer flip bombs to turnovers. Something like a Stalker or Eagle to be in between the other two would be good as well.