Lurp Nuts
* Ace Member *
can anyone confirm or deny whether the run of STB Teebirds are from the exact same time as the flat and soft *D Destroyers?
the plastic feels identical to me.
the plastic feels identical to me.
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[Innova] For the love of the Bird! ..Teebird that is!
- Thread starter moose-mdg
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i had the same problem with my blizzard destroyers. when i hit it right they shot out like a cannon but most of the time the came out of my hand late and went way right (RHBH).
Accidentally deleted the pic of my flock
From the top
Row 1: 11x Cal, 11x Cal (Ace Disc), 11x CA, 11x CA
Row 2: Star T x 4
Row 3: Champ Cal, Champ, 12x Champ, 12x Champ
Row 4: Glo, Glo, DX, Metal Flake
From the top
Row 1: 11x Cal, 11x Cal (Ace Disc), 11x CA, 11x CA
Row 2: Star T x 4
Row 3: Champ Cal, Champ, 12x Champ, 12x Champ
Row 4: Glo, Glo, DX, Metal Flake
dehaas
* Ace Member *
poppyjohn
Newbie
Top Row:kc 11x,kc 11x,kc 11x, CE (5th run I believe)
Bottom Row:kc 10x,kc 9x, SE, 1st Run Dx
I carry five teebirds in my bag. Haha.
Has anyone else found the run of metal flake teebirds that are super flat and super stiff and beefy?
I recently won/bought a pair of red metal flake, flat, stiff, teebirds at 172 and 175 and they are amazing.
They fit perfectly with my 2 11x cals and my estb.
Has anyone else found the run of metal flake teebirds that are super flat and super stiff and beefy?
I recently won/bought a pair of red metal flake, flat, stiff, teebirds at 172 and 175 and they are amazing.
They fit perfectly with my 2 11x cals and my estb.
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
You should check out the firm and flat glows if you like those birds.
Stratohawk
Newbie
Updated 11x KC Pro collection pic-
ThrowinGhost
Eagle Member
I just recently got an AJ Tour Series Bird an have to say that it is a perfect teebird. Great HSS with a small fade at the end. I can really rip on it and it will hold to about 360 then start fading the last 40' of the flight. Now if only the factory store wasn't so pricey for shipping.
zmannz1984
Eagle Member
The star lite feels like a normal size disc in your hand, vs the 150 star just being super thin and flexible in all directions. The 150 star also has less HSS in my experience.
Starlite 150 feels like a max weight star in hand but light. Plus, star lite is more stable but lighter so it behaves like a standard disc with more power behind it. I keep losing my star lites, but they are worthwhile imo. I have been sending my 150 SL TB farther than any other disc. Hence the reason they keep ending up in water and over fences. They are less reliable in wind, but that isn't when I use them.
Get a couple friends to order with you. Any order over 75 dollars is free shipping. If you get 10 factory second discs, you get a 20% off price on the f2s.
Thats what me and my friends do.
Nasty Nate
Double Eagle Member
Teebird love!
I love my Star Teebird. It feels and looks great and is always reliable: straight flight with a moderate fade. I reach for this disc again and again, and I have even found that it's more stable than my GL Saint (which I know I will stop throwing altogether). I know that TB and I will have a long and beautiful relationship
. When in doubt, Teebird out!
I love my Star Teebird. It feels and looks great and is always reliable: straight flight with a moderate fade. I reach for this disc again and again, and I have even found that it's more stable than my GL Saint (which I know I will stop throwing altogether). I know that TB and I will have a long and beautiful relationship
. When in doubt, Teebird out!I have a 175 champ 12x Teebird from a trade that seems a bit domey, and it has some HS turn to it. My 168 champ that I lost a while back was straight with fade.
Are the domey ones a tick more understable, is this one beat in, or am I just throwing harder than I was 6 months ago?
I have a new star that just came in that is less domey, but I haven't had a chance to take it out to the field yet.
Are the domey ones a tick more understable, is this one beat in, or am I just throwing harder than I was 6 months ago?
I have a new star that just came in that is less domey, but I haven't had a chance to take it out to the field yet.
LucasP
Birdie Member
Anybody get ahold of or throw the new E* teebirds with the small totem stamp on them? I didnt see where they were released or how many. I figured they were just regular E*'s with a different stamp. I bought one off ebay but dont have it yet.
eager to hear a review ^^^
I find mine very accurate, but I'm not getting consistent distance like you. It's very easy to control but not a ton of glide.
I find mine very accurate, but I'm not getting consistent distance like you. It's very easy to control but not a ton of glide.
I have a f2 echo star 168grams. It is an odd bird that to me flys like a nice destroyer except slower and with better glide. It is domey.
I can throw it on a straight line and let it fade or I can put a huge S curve on it and it holds it and comes out at the end.
I can throw it on a straight line and let it fade or I can put a huge S curve on it and it holds it and comes out at the end.
Throwing teebirds is so 2002.
I want to hear about DX Teebirds. Do you carry them? How do they fly compared to Star and Champ? I have thrown many Teebirds but never a DX. I was thinking I could carry one for anhyzer fairway shots instead of shaping my Valk all the time.
