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[@kevin.lefevre]

...only 163? I just got a lightweight one at only 146g!!! it's AMAZING!!! sooo much control with it, love it!!

[@jessedavis3506]

How I miss my McBeth 4X 158 gm.

[@29HanburyStreet]

5:20 iron leaf??!

[@johnraburn1093]

At 60 yrs old I got a couple at 148 and I am loving them!

[@snikwahjets]

G-Star destroyer is a great choice if you want more turn

[@ThePlanetNamik]

I've been told they're called Starlite halo plastic. Had the same thing with last years big jerm tour series halo boss. 150g

[@juiceboxxtm9848]

Imho innova wraith for most amateurs will be a better choice.

[@julianseyal]

Sounds like you’re describing an I blend emperor with grip and blizzard like rim. Is it similar?

[@RaleighRich]

That tee pad is hilariously huge!

[@andrewk.himmler4822]

Check out a super light weight (140-150gram) Gstar boss, they bomb

[@ryansuter4424]

I would call 163 gram disc as a lighter disc but not light weight. I would say 155g or under is light weight.

[@benjaminhoff5004]

I would consider anything under 165 lightweight since its rarer to find anything below that in normal production plastic.

[@lesfritzemeier8900]

I know you did a series looking at how weight affects flight and found that (at least with the discs you used then) weight did not have an impact. But… this seems to indicate that lighter weight is more under stable and that’s what I’ve found with my discs. Wadda ya think?

[@TheTrendMagnet]

I got a star wraith the other day and it flies excellent but very over stable for me, do you recommend trying methods to break it in or should i try a new disc

[@Kwritter66]

takes some work.... but throw a blanket over a fence and rip the disc into the blanket like 100 times. still hits the fence links but doesn't destroy or chunk the plastic.

[@HARwinsOUTagain]

Honestly... it depends. Is it just that particular disc that is very over stable? Or is that common with all drivers you throw? If it is just that one disc, you could try either a different disc altogether or a lighter weight one. If all your drivers fly like that, your arm isn't ready for them. Hit up fairway drivers until you start throwing them laser straight. Then upgrade to distance drivers.

[@leevi7935]

are they halo star or halo champion destroyer?

[@dalereinhold640]

Halo star. And they bomb!