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I've been throwing more and more of my buzzes, ace race 08's, and drone lately which makes me wonder what kind of proportion most people keep of midranges to drivers in their bag. Thinking about getting a meteor because I don't have any understable midranges (or putt/approach). I keep 4 midranges in my bag and around 12 drivers.

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5 MIDS
old school beat in dependable never let me down RIGHT TURNING 11 X KC Pro Roc (one ace with this)
old school not quite as beat in dependable never let me down STRAGHT flying 11 X KC Pro Roc
new school "over stable" (for a roc that is) 12 X KC Pro Roc (one ace with this)
worn dx Spider (for easy "S" turns and forehands and forehand rollers)
Star Gator for BIG "S" turns and hyzer forehands (THIS DISC HAS NEVER LET ME DOWN)

i have a sh*t ton of drivers. : )
LOL
When he was up here for the '09 State Championships that is what he threw almost exclusively. I couldn't believe the things that he could do with that disc...amazing!
I got a Viper, 3- Wasps, Drone, Shockwave and a Buzz for my mids.... and Avenger SS, Avenger, Flash, 2- Surges, Tracker and a Predator (just lost a Cruch and Pulse) for my drivers.... also 3 putters
4 Buzzz's (1 ss sparkle, 1 1st run, 1 beat to hell elite x, 1 gt)
1 First Run metor
1 Ace Race 08
1 Zone
2 ESP Forces
3 Banger GT's (2 D plastic, 1 ESP)
2 ESP Surges
2 SS Avenger's (1 ESP and 1 Cryztal)
1 First Run ESP Pred
1 Sparkle Tsunami (Or how ever you spell that)
1 ESP Pulse
3 Banger GT's (2 D plastic, 1 ESP)
And pending on the weather (winter in MI) I have a FLX set thats a little different.
4-drone,wasp,buzz,comet
for midrange shots..I have ( all Innova )
169g Star Kite (great for medium long Left to Right shots)
175g KC Roc (use it for just about anything)
175g 12x KC Aviar (believe it or not I can chuck this thing down the short-medium cramped fairway with good results)

I'll use a
175g Champion Beast for looong S shots
169g Star Destroyer for maximum D in a wide fairway
171g Champion Valkyrie for long pin point shots
171g Star TL for long straight shots as well ( I'll use this one a lot under wet conditions)
I have many,,, which I rotate in and out of my bag depending on the cours to be played etc...

Buzzz
Glide
Meteor
Squall
Wasp
Shockwave
Roc
My bag at last weekends tournament (CO State Championships).

3 putters (2xAviar, 1xPig)
8 midrange (6xRoc, 1xGator, 1xViper) Two DX Rocs, one overstable flat, the other stable ... both for over water shots. Not willing to risk loosing any of the other 4.
2 fairway drivers (Teebird, TL)
1 long range turnover driver (Roadrunner)
1 ultra long range turnover driver (Monarch). Flew pretty good in the wind.
4 ultra long range drivers (2xWraith, Destroyer, Xcaliber)

Playing a tourney (56 total holes) with raging 40+ mph winds-to-totally dead-calm weather. I didn't use two of the discs in my bag — they were midrange discs (8x Roc, or CH Viper). Could I have a left few of them out? Maybe. I'm glad I had them just in case the wind picked up more. Or, if I lost one or more like many of the other players in that tourney. Fortunately, I didn't loose any discs.
Whats the pig like for putts?
It is a hyzer putter, with a left hook at the end of it's flight during approaches.

When it's done, it's done -

Like a dead weight, it drops straight down and stays where it's put.

Like a Pig, I guess.

What I have found to be most remarkable about it is that probably 80% of the time when I hyzer putt with it -
It plops into the basket without hitting or tinkling the chains one bit...

Have to throw it with anhyzer in wind though. It can be quite flippy when it's bottom gets exposed.

I like the tackiness of the Pig's plastic.

However, I use the Pig mainly as an approach disc, in unique circumstances.

It's use as a putter I would say, would be for unique circumstances as well.


A useful disc nonetheless.


Oink.
If you like to putt with a Rhyno, it's just like a more overstable Rhyno. I know a few people that love to putt with the Pig for it's nice grippy feel.
Kyle Jacob Smalling said:
Whats the pig like for putts?

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