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Along the same lines I’d stick with the cheap plastic. At least for me it’s much easier to throw consistently.
by throwawaycities 5y ago
Along the same lines I’d stick with the cheap plastic. At least for me it’s much easier to throw consistently.
- sithlord 5y agoBreaks in much faster (ie becomes understable) which can be a good with lower arm speeds. The big thing with disc golf, is that you want a consistent flight with whatever you are throwing. If a disc starts to become unpredictable (often times very understable) then it usually gets rotated out, or kept in for specific use cases (big turnovers, rollers, etc). Some advice I got which I used to build mechanics/power was to not throw any fast (high speed) driver until I could throw a putter ~250 feet consistently. The one exception to this rule is if your local course has a big dog leg (and a short hole) and you need something that really moves that direction quickly.