[Innova] Eagle Enthusiasm

[cali]

Yummers.

Dem CE Glows.

 

[cali]

L molds.

 

[skybird]

Wow. Nice Eagles. I especially like the flying eye glow one....

 

[bmast]

I love that top l mold stamp, wish I could find one in x, i had a tl with that stamp color. Oh so sexy.

 

[BullyBull]

^nice stack
Here are a few that I have passed along

This last one ill pay to get back

That yellow one at the top is in my bag right now. Love it so much

 

[cali]

I love that top l mold stamp, wish I could find one in x, i had a tl with that stamp color. Oh so sexy.

I have several firebird x's with the same stamp. Let me know if interested.

 

[cali]

The last 2 white L molds are very rare white first runs too

 

[Johnny Depth]

How far can one throw an eagle?

 

[Thumber]

How far can one throw an eagle?

i love them for 350 -

 

[bmast]

Jay75 needs to post the black ce I sold him a while back and 350 is great for the eagle low with a little left finish

 

[BENFTS]

How far can one throw an eagle?

About 380' for me

 

[shoe59]

couple 10x's -- the red one is sooooper flat and feels awesome.

 

[BigMerch81]

About 380' for me

Same here, I should just throw them more often and take the accuracy over distance. I throw a seasoned 175 champ x that holds any line and fades out nicely and tops out around 375-385. I just got a new 175 dx x that flips out a little more then my seasoned champ and just keeps gliding, its a beautiful accurate disc and I need to crush one and see if it goes out longer then the champ. I like the way the new Dx plastic feels. Getting a lighter one soon.

 

[jtreadwell]

How far can one throw an eagle?

As far as their skills allow. I can't help but notice you ask this question a lot. So you know, it can't be stressed enough that distance comes from the indian not the arrow. Any driver can potentially get huge distance in the right hands and vice versa. I know it's tough for newer players to interpret what all the somewhat abstract numbers on the discs mean. The Innova rating system seems to imply that you can judge a disc's distance by it's numbers but it just doesn't work that way. I'm not judging or calling you out or anything I've just seem you ask this a lot and figured an explanation might be in order.

 

[shoe59]

My favorite 12x Eagle-L. It's very grippy, very flat, and actually very stable for an L. I've thrown it maybe 5 times: 1st time I parked a hole with a sidearm, 2nd time I smashed chains on a bh hyzer, and the last time I aced a ~260' blind hyzer hole that played uphill. It's in wall hanger mode/semi-retirement after the ace.

 

[yangs1]

My 2 - 11x Eagles

 

[UTTERBACK]

SEX, 12x L mold, Glow X

DX X molds, bar stamp in the bag

9x KC Pro X molds

11x Champion X molds, yellow in the bag

11x KC Pro X mold, 10x KC Pro X molds, rainbow stamp and bottom right in the bag

 

[UTTERBACK]

One more for good measure.

Top row are taffies, one L mold and two Xs, bottom row are later run X molds. Orange is in the bag.

 

[BENFTS]

Same here, I should just throw them more often and take the accuracy over distance. I throw a seasoned 175 champ x that holds any line and fades out nicely and tops out around 375-385. I just got a new 175 dx x that flips out a little more then my seasoned champ and just keeps gliding, its a beautiful accurate disc and I need to crush one and see if it goes out longer then the champ. I like the way the new Dx plastic feels. Getting a lighter one soon.

I only have 4 discs faster and they both have the same flight characteristics, Orc and Destroyer lol. The Eagle goes far enough and is accurate enough that I rarely need to use a wide rim driver.

 

[bmast]

Oh yeah, great stuff.