jartiv
Birdie Member
Buzz (every hole), Aviar (every hole), XL (most holes)
thats what she said
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Buzz (every hole), Aviar (every hole), XL (most holes)
thats what she said
Drop the TeeRex, the Orc, and the Valk (you can keep one for overhand) add mids. An overstable mid (Roc, Wasp, Drone, Sentinel, etc.) and an understable mid, (Comet, Meteor, Skeeter, QMS etc.). Then you have a solid bag.
Thanks for all the good suggestions. I am almost completely convinced to drop the Valk and TeeRex. What would another mid allow me to do? Maybe I am just not throwing all the types of shots I should be but I haven't run into a problem with just my Buzz yet. What kind of shots would I be using these discs for: Drone, Wasp or Roc?
Since you play forehand, I think you should try out using the Drone as a forehand approach disc. That is mostly what I use mine for and only a couple times each round, but it works really well on an L shaped left to right shot, pin behind a tree, etc. Other that that I don't use my Drone too much except for shorter BH, "S" shaped shots, or shots over water when I need to count on the fade back to land. Oh, and of course, I use it more on windy days.
I actually play FH and BH. I have a little more power FH and a little more control BH. I have been thinking about picking up a Drone or a Wasp for a while now. Which one would better complement the Buzz?
Compared to the Buzzz, the Drone has significantly less glide but provides dependable distance relative to the amount of power you put into it. I'm really starting to reach for it more than my Buzzz.
i think we need to know your most thrown discs, from what i can see there is overlap between:
XL and valkrie
Surge and Orc
X caliber and Teerex
these discs aren't identical to each other but i think that you could pick one or the other out of those three groups of two, also you should be throwing midranges a lot more
I would love to find a mid with stability like the Buzzz but glide like the Drone. It's added a lot of confidence to my approaches when I didn't think I could be more confident (throwing the Buzzz). The Drone has a serious tendency to skip and certainly isn't right for all situations.