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I need some good suggestions for an overstable driver to fight the headwinds now that it's starting to get pretty windy around where I live.
did he really say a beast????????????????That would be my choice for overstable.
I've seen a few people say force, I think they are hit and miss. I had a 171 or 172 force and it was way flippy in windless conditions. I have a firebird and a star destroyer and I think the destroyer is way more overstable, especially if you're throwing around 400 like myself. I throw fairway drivers low and flat around 370-380 a nuke 420 and the destroyer 410 on a huge hyzer line. Hope this all helps.
there are two types of overstable discs, type I and type II.
Type I (ex. Firebird, xXx) will start fading immediately out of the hand. these discs are considered to be true overstable. often times these discs aren't as useful when thrown BH. they usually don't go very far and are impossible to flip in the wind.
Type II (ex. Trident [flat], Predator, Banshee) will go straight for a good distance and then fade HARD. the flat Tridents were the epitome of this when they came out. almost a perfect L shaped shot. these discs tend to perform better BH.