[Innova] For the love of the Bird! ..Teebird that is!

[InnocentCrook]

Anyone thrown the Echo Star Teebirds much? They have them for 8 bucks a pop for an F2 at the Proshop and I decided to snag one so I could get the 10% discount at 5 F2 discs. (Also picked up a Blizz Pig, Blizz Condor in 150 class, and a couple Pro Leo backups.)

Been throwing the regular Star and Champ birds for a few years now but never tried an Echo.

 

[AceOnBase]

Anyone thrown the Echo Star Teebirds much? They have them for 8 bucks a pop for an F2 at the Proshop and I decided to snag one so I could get the 10% discount at 5 F2 discs. (Also picked up a Blizz Pig, Blizz Condor in 150 class, and a couple Pro Leo backups.)

Been throwing the regular Star and Champ birds for a few years now but never tried an Echo.

I cycle Echo Teebirds for my stable-understable fairway slot. The only difference between STAR and EchoStar is that Echostar beats in quicker. I bag a Champ, STAR, and EchoStar to cover the majority of lines. I also carry an S-PD and Underworld to cover any other situation.

 

[DISCenchanted]

Here's my humble collection of Teebird throwers!

http://imgur.com/2MB966r

And a close up of this incredible KC Pro.

http://imgur.com/AK003CY

 

[Golden Tuna]

Here's a pic of my flock
From top to bottom
Glo Bird - Blue Champ
3 Star Birds
3 Orange Champ Birds
Ace Cal Bird - Yellow Champ - Cal Bird II

 

[AndyJB]

Anyone thrown the Echo Star Teebirds much? They have them for 8 bucks a pop for an F2 at the Proshop and I decided to snag one so I could get the 10% discount at 5 F2 discs. (Also picked up a Blizz Pig, Blizz Condor in 150 class, and a couple Pro Leo backups.)

Been throwing the regular Star and Champ birds for a few years now but never tried an Echo.

I throw an Echo Star in my bag occasionally when I know the course will require a lot of hyzer flip shots. It's true, they do beat in quicker than Star. Good grip though. Word to the wise: Echo Star Teebirds tend to run on the domey side.

 

[spongey600]

i have a question for you pros out there. i have a teebird that a buddy gave me, its a teebird has the bar stamp and in the middle says "teebird-first run" do you know what plastic these came in?

 

[AndyJB]

Yep. DX.

 

[spongey600]

Yep. DX.

ok cool, thats what it feels like, but i wanted to ask.

 

[Crazy Runner Guy]

Is there a good consensus on the order of (over)stability between the current Teebird runs? It appears it goes, all other things being equal Brinster JL > AJ Marbled Star > production Champ (JL)/Star/DX. Correct?

 

[Bardu]

The Echo Stars fit somewhere in there too.

 

[DannyThunders]

How do the CE teebird T's fly relative to other teebirds

 

[Crazy Runner Guy]

The Echo Stars fit somewhere in there too.

Forgot about that one.

 

[threevok]

My Echo Star TeeBird 168g is beefy as heck. I can anny flex it out to 350; can't imaging flipping it. I break it out when it's windy.

 

[Crazy Runner Guy]

Also, has anyone thrown the Starlite Teebirds? I'd be really curious how these fly at 130g.

 

[ranger]

ugh

I have a 134 and it's not as bad as you would think but it's so light that I'm having trouble. I'm trying to use it for standstill shots.

I think 150 would have been better.

 

[Crazy Runner Guy]

I have a 134 and it's not as bad as you would think but it's so light that I'm having trouble.

I think it'd be great, actually. As long as its stable like a 150 Star, it'll just go.

 

[DannyThunders]

Tried out the CE Teebird i bought today... i finally understand.

 

[poppyjohn]

My TeeBirds

 

[plastic cannon]

Very nice!

 

[ranger]

I think it'd be great, actually. As long as its stable like a 150 Star, it'll just go.

I love star teebirds but I have never tried a 150

I think I'm just too used to throwing heavy discs and the 130 is tough to adapt to.


Can anyone compare a 150 star and starlite?