Getting new discs/suggestions.

[J-Rod]

okay im going to the store today and im getting 1 or 2 discs.
i am a RHFH thrower and i already have these discs:
aviar
roadrunner
#1 flyer

 

[Technohic]

How far do you throw and what are you looking for?

Asside from that, Teebird.

 

[bcr123psu]

Maybe a Stingray. If you're new to the game, it would make a nice understable mid that you can use as a driver until you get the arm up for the Roadrunner (and the Teebird as Technohic had suggested).

 

[Lozer]

Yes, Teebird was one of my first discs along with a Shark and Stingray. Highly recommend Teebird. When you get used to it and want to try even straiter shots Go for a TL(teebird a little straighter)

 

[Pastime]

Others have said so I'll agree Teebird, I can use it for everything, and every time I haven't used it in a while and come back to I go ah yes this is still my favorite.

I'd go with a Buzz for a mid range as well.

 

[GLong]

I would recommend getting an extra aviar in the same weight as the one you already have as well, for practice purposes. Plus two of whatever mid-range you decide to pick up. You will thank me later.

 

[simpletwist]

Teebird is money. I like the Tracker too. You can't go wrong with a Leopard. It will help you with developing a good BH.

And I agree with the Buzzz too.

 

[Technohic]

Teebird is money. I like the Tracker too. You can't go wrong with a Leopard. It will help you with developing a good BH.

And I agree with the Buzzz too.

Yes, the only reason I didnt say Leopard is the FH aspect, but in all honesty, if you want to be a good FH dominatn player, you probably should be able to control the Leopard.

To go further, I recommend Pro for the Leopard but Forehand you might want to go champ plastic

 

[simpletwist]

Yes, the only reason I didnt say Leopard is the FH aspect, but in all honesty, if you want to be a good FH dominatn player, you probably should be able to control the Leopard.

To go further, I recommend Pro for the Leopard but Forehand you might want to go champ plastic

I usually drive FH. And I love my 150g Champ Leopard as well as my 172g Pro Leopard. But I never throw them FH. So like you, I recommend them to develope the BH.

 

[keltik]

since you are a forehand thrower I would suggest some more stable discs like a Predator, Eagle, Firebird or a Roc. I recommend most the Roc and the Predator.

 

[JTacoma03]

since you are a forehand thrower I would suggest some more stable discs like a Predator, Eagle, Firebird or a Roc. I recommend most the Roc and the Predator.

+1


If you want to learn BH though, I agree with the others on the Leopard and Buzzz suggestions. Great versatility and utility with those discs. You can make them do lots of different things - I like the "bang for your buck" factor.

 

[Locum51]

I'm kinda in the same situation as J-Rod. I don't know what to get to expand my bag of shots.
Discs i mostly use:
ESP Crush 166g
Pro Wraith 175g
DX Beast 169g
" Aviar
" Wolf 172g

I will try to post a vid of my drives but on a good drive ( when i think i have a good form but probably looks like s**t), i am about 250-275yd.

 

[Locum51]

I'm kinda in the same situation as J-Rod. I don't know what to get to expand my bag of shots.
Discs i mostly use:
ESP Crush 166g
Pro Wraith 175g
DX Beast 169g
" Aviar
" Wolf 172g

I will try to post a vid of my drives but on a good drive ( when i think i have a good form but probably looks like s**t), i am about 250-275yd.

Sorry, 250-275 ft not yards.

 

[sbinwien]

It has been mentioned before, but the Eagle is nice for FH.

If you want to work on technique, then maybe something less stable.

In the end, I can FH all of my discs with different degrees of success.

I would see what has a comfortable grip for you and go from there.

 

[Technohic]

I'm kinda in the same situation as J-Rod. I don't know what to get to expand my bag of shots.
Discs i mostly use:
ESP Crush 166g
Pro Wraith 175g
DX Beast 169g
" Aviar
" Wolf 172g

I will try to post a vid of my drives but on a good drive ( when i think i have a good form but probably looks like s**t), i am about 250-275yd.

Givent the feet stipulation, I would put away all 3 drivers you have listed there.

For forehand, I stick by the Teebird because it is BHable by most and easy to learn FH with and you can OH it.

 

[Locum51]

It has been mentioned before, but the Eagle is nice for FH.

If you want to work on technique, then maybe something less stable.

In the end, I can FH all of my discs with different degrees of success.

I would see what has a comfortable grip for you and go from there.

Im a righty so i have throw FH but it don't throw it too often because of my elbow. ( Hyper-extended last year during HS Lacrosse)

I usually FH with the wraith because i can control it and to me it's predictable.

 

[J-Rod]

im looking for a mid range disc. i can throw more or less 250' with the roadrunner.

 

[BrotherDave]

im looking for a mid range disc. i can throw more or less 250' with the roadrunner.

Discraft Comet has my vote. Anything more stable might frustrate you.