For me, I started by throwing what I had, then figured out what slots I needed to fill. As my game/form have changed, the discs have changed a bit.
My bag is way more "shot specific" than "disc specific." I have certain shots that are important for my game, and some discs seem better for those shots.
I would say I have a relatively stable bag, and I don't make big changes unless there's a good reason. I.e. unless a new disc clearly starts outperforming others or fills a spot I need that isn't covered by discs already in there. All the discs in my bag are discs I can trust for whatever shot or situation I need. It's been a long time (1-2 years) since I felt I had a hole in my bag. At this point, I mainly just need to be better at executing shots with discs I already have.
I think I've only had a few recent changes:
- Big Z Vulture replaced Champ Thunderbird (partly because my Thundy was losing too much HSS)
- Plasma Ion has become a regular
- a Pro Leopard has jumped into the bag between a N Relay and Gibson Champ Leopard3
I usually end up changing drivers based on course or after losing a staple. The last time this happened, a Champ Katana replaced a sweet Z Crank.
I will say that I do love trying new discs, and I'll frequently play with multiples in a certain slot to see what I like. E.g. I recently played a few rounds with a Pro Leo, Gibson Leo3, C-FD, Pro Pipeline, and Pinnacle Patriot. That's when the Pro Leo jumped into the bag.
My bag is way more "shot specific" than "disc specific." I have certain shots that are important for my game, and some discs seem better for those shots.
I would say I have a relatively stable bag, and I don't make big changes unless there's a good reason. I.e. unless a new disc clearly starts outperforming others or fills a spot I need that isn't covered by discs already in there. All the discs in my bag are discs I can trust for whatever shot or situation I need. It's been a long time (1-2 years) since I felt I had a hole in my bag. At this point, I mainly just need to be better at executing shots with discs I already have.
I think I've only had a few recent changes:
- Big Z Vulture replaced Champ Thunderbird (partly because my Thundy was losing too much HSS)
- Plasma Ion has become a regular
- a Pro Leopard has jumped into the bag between a N Relay and Gibson Champ Leopard3
I usually end up changing drivers based on course or after losing a staple. The last time this happened, a Champ Katana replaced a sweet Z Crank.
I will say that I do love trying new discs, and I'll frequently play with multiples in a certain slot to see what I like. E.g. I recently played a few rounds with a Pro Leo, Gibson Leo3, C-FD, Pro Pipeline, and Pinnacle Patriot. That's when the Pro Leo jumped into the bag.
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