Bag (2.27.08)

Optimal Set:
DX Wraith 174g - Control Driver
Star Destroyer 171g - Left or right hooks, wind conditions
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Star TL 171g - Straight tunnel shots, approaches within 200'
DX Whippet-X 172g - Left or right hooks within 200', wind conditions
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DX Roc 180g - Control mid, stroke saver
Champion Gator ???g - Left or right hooks within 125', wind conditions
E-Series Element 180g - S-curve tunnel shots, approaches from 150'
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Star Roadrunner 172g- distance tunnel S-curves, roller
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DX Skeeter - putts from 50'+
Star Aero - approaches from 100', putts from 30'+
Medium Wizard - putt

Backup Set:
Champion Beast 170g - Control Driver, S-curves
DX Starfire 175g - Left or right hooks, wind conditions
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Champion Leopard 175g - Straight tunnel shots, approaches within 200'
DX Viper / Viper-X - Left or right hooks within 200', wind conditions
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DX Roc 178g - Control mid, stroke saver
DX Shark 173g - Control mid, putts from 50'+
Champion Gator ???g - Left or right hooks within 125', wind conditions
E-Series Element 178g - S-curve tunnel shots, approaches from 150'
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Star Roadrunner 172g - distance tunnel S-curves, roller
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Star Aero 180g - approaches from 100', putts from 30'+
Medium Wizard - putt

Miscellaneous:
Champion Valkyrie 174g
Champion Valkyrie 150g
Pro Starfire-L 174g
DX TeeRex 172g
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DX Cro 175g
DX Eagle 171g
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DX Aviar 175g
Pro-D Magnet 177g

[Jim Reed]

regarding your whippet and viper,I was concidering buying one or both, however, I am confused by the +1 ratings for the turn category. From my understanding, on a right-hand back hand throw, the negative number on the turn indicates a disc ability to preform the first half of the "s" curve,(anhyser?) where the disc curves from left to right, and the second half of the "s" curve is the fade, where a positive numeric value means the disc will drop from right to left.

my confusion lies in the fact that a positive turn value seems to indicate that the disc will leave your backhanded throw, and immediately go left, and then the fade pushes it even further left which leaves you in the trees or creek.

I guess the bottom line is, how do they fly, and would you recomend one or both given what I have in my bag?

[Jim Reed]

I run with destroyer, wraith, beast, sidewinder, SL drivers
buzz, eagle, tL, leopard, kite for midrange
cobra, spider, shark, gator for approach
HOWEVER,
my biggest surprise has been my putter, which I found. The only markings on it were "trueline" it had no brand or anything on it, but when I looked on the back at the patent/manufacture info I found out it is made by Wham-o corp who owns the original patent for old-fashioned frisbees, apparently they are now entering the folf disc market, THIS DISC HAS SINGLE HANDEDLY REDUCED MY SCORE BY AN AVERAGE OF 3-4 STROKES PER ROUND. I think the disc was designed as a mid ranger, but ive used rocs, aviars, and magnets as putters, and nothing has worked like this wham-o trueline. it works so well, I bought the entire line of wham-o folf disc, and I am waiting for them to show up

[bobd]

Everything looks great, except the 3 non-Innova discs :) jk Aviar or Aero is all you need.