[Drivers] How to change from using and AvengerSS

[lovebecause]

I have an Avenger SS and can throw it 270. I have been told to use a teebird and eagle to throw further and then use faster discs. So I tried that, but I'm tired of the inconsistencies of Innova's discs especially the champion plastic. What other companies and their discs could I use to expand my bag so I can throw a variety of stabilities and perhaps some fairway drivers?

 

[august dupree]

Huh? A disc is not going to help you throw further. Going here: https://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4

and here: https://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4

and working at it a BUNCH, will help you throw further.

There is nothing wrong with throwing your Avenger SS 270. Can you control where it goes? It is one of the longest discs in it's speed class you can get. Going to a teebird or Eagle will not get you more distance. Neither will a faster driver.

 

[SD86]

I have an Avenger SS and can throw it 270. I have been told to use a teebird and eagle to throw further and then use faster discs. So I tried that, but I'm tired of the inconsistencies of Innova's discs especially the champion plastic. What other companies and their discs could I use to expand my bag so I can throw a variety of stabilities and perhaps some fairway drivers?

First of all, if you like the Avenger SS, then have fun throwing the Avenger SS and don't worry about what others tell you. I happen to like Avenger SSs, also. They're good discs.

But they're also understable, so a headwind that is beating your face is going to beat your AvengerSS in a direction you might not want. So a more overstable disc for that wind is a good idea. Alas, I throw mostly Innova in the fairway driver arena, so my suggestions for other discs are limited.

You might try a Discmania C-line CD3. It's faster than the Avenger SS and a bit more overstable. Throwing a slightly faster disc into a headwind takes advantage of the aerodynamics, so you should still get good distance.

 

[ThrowaEnvy]

Short answer... XL by Discraft is a pretty solid trainer, Comet is the best midrange training disc .. XL has a little more stability and less glide then the avenger ss.

I'd still throw the Avenger SS

 

[Keller]

I have an Avenger SS and can throw it 270. I have been told to use a teebird and eagle to throw further and then use faster discs. So I tried that, but I'm tired of the inconsistencies of Innova's discs especially the champion plastic. What other companies and their discs could I use to expand my bag so I can throw a variety of stabilities and perhaps some fairway drivers?

I have no idea what you're asking here.

have people told you to disc down in order to improve?

what discs do you own/bag/use? knowing this may help in the answers you get.

Innova's discs aren't any more inconsistent than any other manufacturers.

 

[tbird888]

Chances are good that the inconsistency isn't in the arrows. Good luck finding that company with perfectly molded discs.

 

[F. Howl]

I have an Avenger SS and can throw it 270. I have been told to use a teebird and eagle to throw further and then use faster discs. So I tried that, but I'm tired of the inconsistencies of Innova's discs especially the champion plastic. What other companies and their discs could I use to expand my bag so I can throw a variety of stabilities and perhaps some fairway drivers?

The Avenger SS is slow enough to learn your form with. The understability is more important, I'd say, and at 270 you're probably not seeing much turn, yeah? I'd get a stack of them in pro D ($8 ea), and watch some form tutorials. Keep throwing them till you get them turning, then shop for some more stable plastic.

 

[ThomasOrion]

Thinner rim, but all the speed and still controllable I'd say Try an Axiom Insanity or an MVP Inertia

 

[money 21]

try a discraft stalker to handle the wind and keep throwing the A-ss.

 

[wims]

The Avenger SS is a great disc for a beginner IMO