[Innova] Midrange

[riverdawg]

Another vote for the Cro! I use r-pro for backhand touch shots, straight shots and anhy's.

I have a bunch of star Cro's with a mild dome that are perfect for forehand. Nice stable flier! My dream would be a run of flat top color glow cro's... but I may need to fund that on my own as a special order or hope a pro who loves the Cro makes it big :thmbup:

Mmmmm, you made me moan, just a little bit, with the color glow talk. Uhhh, could you say a little sumpin in french?

 

[GripEnemy]

Cro went OOP for the same reason few people throw the Spider anymore. Great at nothing, good at everything.

 

[DinosaurThunder]

Mmmmm, you made me moan, just a little bit, with the color glow talk. Uhhh, could you say a little sumpin in french?

laisse couche par le feu et courve nos corps avec des corbeaux de lueur de couleur.

 

[ranger]

Mids are probably the most interchangeable disc for me. Also not used that much. I'd rather throw a putter or fairway in a lot of situations.

My fave is probably the combo of a champ and dx cobra.

 

[Casey 1988]

No love for the humble Skeeter? Granted I got rid of mine because it was DX and it got beaten to a pulp, but I still have some fond memories of that disc. Back in the day I had a Roc and a Skeeter, and I mostly just threw the Skeeter because it felt better in the hand.

I say get another in Star if you like the disc so much. That is if you are not into a brand of discs made by one manufacturer type bag and it is not Innova and its other companies made in same factory.

 

[Casey 1988]

Cro went OOP for the same reason few people throw the Spider anymore. Great at nothing, good at everything.

Spider would be a Really good short midrange to long approach disc. Only person I know who uses one is an uncle using the disc as a Putter. However one or two long time sponsored players of Innova are keeping the Spider in production as they use them as a short midrange to approach disc.

 

[zontar]

Ha! Aced with a 175 DX Cro today! 189' wide open. rewarded myself by buying a 167 on the way home. might have to start hoarding them before they disappear......

 

[lines]

I prefer a powered down beat champ spider more than an max/overpowered putter. I go with a roc (truth) when i need midrange distance.

 

[Grippenripp]

You know what is fun? A 150g. Dx stingray.

 

[SD86]

You know what is fun? A 150g. Dx stingray.

That might be more fun than I'm allowed to have.

 

[rd.bittle]

150 DX shark

Much fun, easy to replace, Newbies practically give them to you after they've been playing a month and figure they're "too good" to throw beginner discs. So little effort to get it to do about anything you want. A right handed person can even (with a little practice) throw a LHBH turnover if you need to end up left. Lol

 

[Baseballadp]

Champ roc3 and star mako3. Thank me later. Covers every shot

 

[Grippenripp]

150 DX shark

Much fun, easy to replace, Newbies practically give them to you after they've been playing a month and figure they're "too good" to throw beginner discs. So little effort to get it to do about anything you want. A right handed person can even (with a little practice) throw a LHBH turnover if you need to end up left. Lol

I dont bag anything like this but referring to my 150g. DX Stingray comment, discs like these are what I use to practice with in the field. Great teaching tools.

 

[reallybadputter]

I carry a champ gator, 4 rocs - 3 KC and a DX flat top, from new to well broken in
and two DX stingrays, one broken in, one almost broken for touch shots.

I've thrown lots of shots with all 3 molds, DX and KC have better grip than the Star/champ plastics, so I've taken to Roc and Stingray cycling. I used to throw sharks and have three aces on one champ spider. Pick what feels good in your hand in plastic that feels good to you.

I love KC Rocs, but can't stand the KC Aviar plastic...

 

[Casey 1988]

150 DX shark

Much fun, easy to replace, Newbies practically give them to you after they've been playing a month and figure they're "too good" to throw beginner discs. So little effort to get it to do about anything you want. A right handed person can even (with a little practice) throw a LHBH turnover if you need to end up left. Lol

I use 174 gram old Pro and a high dome Star Shark also 174 grams. They are not bad discs and I want the Shark to stay a bit overstable for a a short midrange to approach disc, and then use it as a windy day putter more often the Pro then Star. I do not use the DX mold as it goes to being neutral way quicker then the two I have. I want the disc to stay slightly overstable so max weight and in semi premium as well as premium plastic. I also use the Shark 3 176 grams 2 of them to have a true midrange distance disc that flies like a low dome ROC but without the big bead.

 

[rd.bittle]

I've still never tried a shark3. As much as I love the shark, I guess I should. Lol

 

[SD86]

I've still never tried a shark3. As much as I love the shark, I guess I should. Lol

Yes, give it a shot. The Shark3 a great mold.

 

[BrotherDave]

I only cycle DX Goblins.

 

[Casey 1988]

I've still never tried a shark3. As much as I love the shark, I guess I should. Lol

Should, They fly like the ROC being a low dome or a ROC 3 in DX Except these are beadless. I can handle bead just not the rim configuration with the Big Bead used on a a ROC.

 

[Casey 1988]

I only cycle DX Goblins.

Unusual disc And I use an unusual disc or two myself. As well as some lesser used discs now that others have come out.