Would a speed 6 Leo go as far as my broke in teebird?
what plastic was the teebird?
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Would a speed 6 Leo go as far as my broke in teebird?
^^^Sorry for your loss.
Don't have time to break another in? Like, you have a tournament coming up? I would not be trying to learn a new disc right before a tournament. That and no disc out of the box has ever thrown as well as a beat disc for me.
I'd cut your losses and start beating in another couple TeeBirds. There is no disc like it.
^^^
Added one word+. I think it's a good time to put two more in the bag and start throwing them both, then the next time you'll have a back up.
By the way it was a first run pro teebird
Yeah I know what you mean but the main thing is I don't want to have to worry about losing a disc. Basically I live in Michigan. Lots of underbrush. So even good shots right on the edge of the woods in tall grass you seem to lose discs. So I figured I would try to just replace it with something out of the box speed 7 understable (meaning you can flip it and it will want to ride to the right) rather then worrying about it anymore.
By the way it was a first run pro teebird
FWIW, those didn't really fly like Teebirds. I'm also not surprised that it got lost.By the way it was a first run pro teebird
I'm too lazy to look if anyone has mentioned this, so...
I picked up a max weight DX Glow Teebird, and right out of the box it was a tick more US than it's DX counterpart and much less stable than G*, Star, and Champs. But it still had some fight at the end of flight. It's become my go-to when I need a disc to do a "miracle shot" from the schule, or some nasty hyzer-flip. Besides, it is a TB so the feel is the same, which for me is why I love mine.
It feels familiar and comfortable.