New disc? help

[Mike C]

Well if you don't mind something slightly smaller in rim width you could try a Destroyer or DD. Both of those would resist flipping over much more. I still think you'd benefit from trying something around speed 9 or so if you can find a disc that feels good to your hands.

 

[Dudly]

From what I've learned on this forum, you should only be driving with putters until you can throw one through the window of a moving car from 400' away. At that point you can move up to a teebird. A pink one.

I feel like this one "sarcastic" remark kept at least 10 other people from saying the exact same thing in an equally unhelpfully way.

 

[ejvogie]

From what I've learned on this forum, you should only be driving with putters until you can throw one through the window of a moving car from 400' away. At that point you can move up to a teebird. A pink one.

Is the window open or closed? Can the Teebird be light red? How fast is the car moving? All questions I need answered before I buy my Teebird.

Uh... next time instead of being sarcastic you could actually try to help.

Haven't been using the internet long, have we?

 

[pchitti]

From what I've learned on this forum, you should only be driving with putters until you can throw one through the window of a moving car from 400' away. At that point you can move up to a teebird. A pink one.

Wow and to think all these people are trying to help peoples game after they are asked for help.

Im guessing you went out and bought 5 more bosses and grooves to compensate for the real advice you might have let in.

 

[JTacoma03]

@OP:

Get a Nuke. The SS is really only useful for rollers if you have 350'+ of power, it's super flippy.