Best starter driver?

what would be the best driver line up for a starter? Beast, Valk, Firebird or what?

[Shawn Boucké]

I started with the roadrunner.  I would say start with a midrange driver like a Buzzz, but if you want a "driver" then a roadrunner would work great.  once I started to turn it over I switched to a beast, then to a wraith after that.

[Jim Coonradt]

Star TeeBird or Sidewinder.

[Boom Boom Dino]

UP THE MIDDLE CHEETA  !!

[chuckdisc]

Valkyrie- TeeBird- Eagle-

[Ghost]

A Buzzz is a great starting disc.  I gave my brother a Katana and a sidewinder but he did better with the buzz then anything else.

[Gary Burt]

for more distance and speed though?

[Shawn Boucké]

As a beginner, you will get almost the same distance with a buzzz then you will with a driver, only a ton more control.  Distance will come with time.

[Trae-Bear]

Roc, Valk, Beast, Leopard, and a AVIAR...WAHOOOO......

[Chris McCoy]

I think a beast is a great starter driver.  Also, starfires are easy to handle.

[The FORCE]

Xpress, XL, Cyclone, XS. Sometimes a midrange works well because they are like both a driver and a putter. Comet, Buzzz, Buzzz SS, or a Hawk are all good midrange discs for a beginner.

[Chad Wright]

I like my Destroyer and NUKE. The NUKE gets great distance. The Destroyer is better and a bit easier to put where I want. I use a road runner on slow BH when I want it to go out then turn left about 100+ ft out. I can't throw far, so I don't throw my Roc for a drive. I got some new drivers, but I haven't got to play with them yet.

[Ryan Rios]

Distance is relitive to form moreso then the disc.
I suggest either a gazelle or cyclone. They are versitile, teaching release angles and the height needed to really get d.
Ill also second the forces picks as great suggestions.
Fwiw, the beast would be a control distance driver, the fb your overstable, and valk your max d.