How Many have added a Star Destroyer to the Bag?

I am curious how many people out there have added this disc to the bag. I am also curious how many have seen the "top dogs" in their area adding them to their bags. Any Star Destroyer sightings please comment here, also comment if you like, dislike and why. Thanks in advance and happy huking!!!!

[BJangsta]

I have 2 star destroyers in my bag. one of them I hit a 400+foot ace with. I also have a pro destroyer.

[Daygamer]

Added as a nice hyzer disc. I was skeptical till a friend let me throw his and totally outdistanced my Wraith and other discs.

[TheChad]

The destroyer is my max D driver and i love it! It's been in my bag since the 1st run days! Currently I carry a 171 CFR, 172 star, 171 champ and i'm playin around with the pro...

it's replaced my wraith for the most part.. I throw em hard with a little anny and let em s-out for xtra d..

[Jamie]

I love the Destroyer but on cold days or if I have been playing allot and my hands are tender I go with a small rimmed disc. I get a better grip on a Wraith or a Beast in those situations. My 12 time Wraith is my biggest disc still! Love the domeyness and feel of the Pro D.

[dave g.]

The Destroyer is a sure fire way to add distance to any arm. I have one in my bag and a spare in the car on standby. I have only been throwing them for a few months though and when my first one wears in to a ridiculously fast straight shooter, I'll keep two on hand. I've seen a few local big guns using them. I wonder how many of the pros and top ams are using them though? If I could throw a Roc out to 350+ like a pro, I wouldn't have much need for a Destroyer around here.

[mark mcgarity]

how many pros can throw a roc out to 350?....not as many as you think

[Extreme Terry]

I belive It,s a must its working out so well that i think i will get another one

[James Brennan]

Yep, I'd say they're pretty well received around here (NorCal). Just about everyone I know has at least one by now.

The TeeRex used to be my big D overstable disc, now it's my Destroyer. I like the Champion ones though because they're even a bit more overstable than the Star ones.
I throw just about everything outside of 30' sidearm and tend to really torque discs hard when driving, so it's nice to have a disc I don't have to worry too much about flipping.
They are quite a bit more nose angle sensitive than the TeeRex, so not as forgiving of bad form though.
The Destroyer hasn't replaced my TeeRex, just made it seem... shorter and less stable.
It's kind of like what the TeeRex did to my Wraith, and what the Wraith did to my Orc, except at this point I no longer carry a Wraith. I still carry a light Orc for long downwind shots. I'm looking forward to trying one of those new DX Destroyers for that though. It may finally edge the Orc out of the bag....

That's just me though. There are probably as many reasons for liking/not liking any particualr disc as there are disc golfers. I also realize that a lot of this is just a result of becoming accustomed to certain discs as well. I could very easily still be throwing Wraiths.

It's really not so much the arrow as it is the Indian, imho.

[Grant Anderson]

i have a star first run stamp and 2 pro destroyers. L0VE them

[Brad Anderson]

I have tried star, champion, and both runs of the pro. I just didn't like it. I would rather throw my tsunami if I need that (over)stable of a disc.

[Russell Gore]

No Doubt!!!!! This is one awesome driver. Great for the wind, sharp Hyzers, Thumbers, Tomahawks, and anything else you can dream up!!!!! Wish I had a few more!!!

[Kevin Driver]

my star destroyer is pretty beat-in now, so i picked up one in champ plastic. they perform very differently, but have both been the answer to my long drive problems since all my stuff is around 10 years old and won't hold my throw anymore.