Old Sep 19 2006, 07:00 AM   #6571
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Hey Dave! I was wondering if you all had a star spider in the works there. I love the pro-line, but the champion is too overstable. And yes, I do throw the DX but it isn't the same after a tree or two.
We do plan on doing a Star Spider.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 08:53 AM   #6572
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How about a nod to the greatest donor vehicle for a wannabe Ferrari, the Fiero!
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Old Sep 19 2006, 11:30 AM   #6573
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As a tribute to the reign of the Firebird as Innova's overstable standard, it would be cool if it was called the Firemax.


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I second the nomination! Make the switch before its a regular production disc, FireMax is the PERFECT name, sounds cool and it signifies the type of disc it is in relation to something already in the product line!
Or just cut to the chase and name it the FireHawk.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 01:02 PM   #6574
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The Max sounds like an awesome disc! Anything more over-stable than the Monster should be an addition to any player's bag. I am a Firebird fan of old, but love throwing the Monster as a thumber and tommy, purely out of the fact that I don't want to warp my Firebird. I am curious as to the flight characteristics of the Max (11 speed?) and if it will be a CFR disc in the future?
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Old Sep 19 2006, 01:11 PM   #6575
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Tested out 175g STAR Max's last evening. They were consistently about 30-40 feet farther on tommies & thumbers than my "go-to" 150g Champion Firebirds. Also longer than 150g DX TeeRexes by about the same margin. They need quite a bit of lateral room to "work" on overhands, though, moreso than FB or TRX.

Didn't throw enough FH or BH to make a decent review, but will on Wed. (if my arm recovers from hucking that heavy plastic).
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Old Sep 19 2006, 04:07 PM   #6576
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is there a possibility of glow star plastic?
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Old Sep 19 2006, 04:51 PM   #6577
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Old Sep 19 2006, 05:42 PM   #6578
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Hey Dave! I was wondering if you all had a star spider in the works there. I love the pro-line, but the champion is too overstable. And yes, I do throw the DX but it isn't the same after a tree or two.
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A Star Spider would be cool.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 06:54 PM   #6579
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The Max sounds like an awesome disc! Anything more over-stable than the Monster should be an addition to any player's bag. I am a Firebird fan of old, but love throwing the Monster as a thumber and tommy, purely out of the fact that I don't want to warp my Firebird. I am curious as to the flight characteristics of the Max (11 speed?) and if it will be a CFR disc in the future?
I wouldn't say the Max is more overstable than a Monster. It is faster. For me, the Monster had more lateral movement and wanted to hyzer earlier than the Firebird and Max.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 06:58 PM   #6580
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Very little chance as glow adds weight, especially to opaque plastic like Star. The opaque plastic would necessitate a large amount of glow pigment and raise the weight of the plastic.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 07:00 PM   #6581
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Old Sep 19 2006, 07:27 PM   #6582
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Dave, in the description of the Max on discgolfvalues.com, it says "more overstable than the Monster" so that would be why people are saying that. Maybe that should be changed if that isn't the case...
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Old Sep 19 2006, 09:05 PM   #6583
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Thank you. It needs to be changed.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 09:35 PM   #6584
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I threw the Max tonight. Its a hyser disc, not much different than my Star Monster, or my Star Stamped Red Teerex. I threw a friends, and doubt Ill ever throw the 2 I bought.

Personally, I think its what the Teerex should have been, and it will end up like the beefy Teerexs once it gets beat in.
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& The Teerex ended up being what the Wraith was supposed to be so it all works out perfect.
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Old Sep 19 2006, 09:42 PM   #6586
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Dave, in the description of the Max on discgolfvalues.com, it says "more overstable than the Monster" so that would be why people are saying that. Maybe that should be changed if that isn't the case...
Thank you. It needs to be changed.
Dave, do you have an idea of what the Max's flight characteristics are? I'm guessing like 11, 4, 0, 4 maybe?
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Old Sep 20 2006, 01:05 AM   #6587
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Dave,
First off great job. I have and will always throw Innova. A few friends of mine would throw what ever looked good until I convinced them too switch. After adding a Star Coyote, Pro Wraith and Star Teerex he has shaved three throws off our home course per round. (Shady Oaks, Orangevale CA) Now he only throw Innova also.

I had a Question about the CE bag. I waited for the Tour bag for ever. While waiting I bought a PDGA bag which has been great. Because if my passion for Innova I bought a Tour bag yesterday. Now I hear about another better bag by Innova. Any ideas, comments. I have seen a pic with the Innova straps. Anything on the straps also?

If you have any discs that you would like to get rid of just let me know. If you have a CE bag, laying around I would be happy to take it and wash it. Sure, I will send it back.
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Old Sep 20 2006, 07:09 AM   #6588
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Dave, do you have an idea of what the Max's flight characteristics are? I'm guessing like 11, 4, 0, 4 maybe?
That sounds pretty accurate at this point.
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Old Sep 20 2006, 07:16 AM   #6589
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I had a Question about the CE bag. I waited for the Tour bag for ever. While waiting I bought a PDGA bag which has been great. Because if my passion for Innova I bought a Tour bag yesterday. Now I hear about another better bag by Innova. Any ideas, comments. I have seen a pic with the Innova straps. Anything on the straps also?

If you have any discs that you would like to get rid of just let me know. If you have a CE bag, laying around I would be happy to take it and wash it. Sure, I will send it back.
The latest run of tour bags is the same design with much better stitching and material. The Champion bag is still in a testing phase and is a departure from previous designs. It has a rigid frame inside, and a completely different look outside. The straps are coming. They have been ordered, but not made yet.
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Old Sep 20 2006, 01:40 PM   #6590
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correct me if I am wrong, but I assume that everyone carrying more than 15 discs in their bag uses bag straps (quad shocks or something like that) or at the very least would use bag straps if they could.

Therefore it stands to reason that if making a "champion/tour" bag, designed specfically for carrying a large amount of discs, why not make it a backpack style bag. Manufacture the bag with quality backpack straps (like those found on backpacks designed for multiple day excursions) attached instead of the obligatory shoulder strap.

The bag could still be a butt-sitting square design like all the rest, but would be easy to slip on and off because it has these straps attached and not hooked on like the bags right now.

Anywho... just some ideas
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Old Sep 20 2006, 09:43 PM   #6591
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I carry about 15 disc and don't use any type of quad shocks. I realize I'm in the minority, but I tried backpack straps several times and get more tired from putting them on and taking them off. Maybe I change my mind someday.
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Old Sep 20 2006, 10:13 PM   #6592
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Thanks for helping me to putt Dave. I hope I can remember what you showed me. I might have been 5th place or better if I could have putt during the US Masters !!!!

Thank Dean Tannock for me. He is real easy to play a round with and has great style , like yourself !!!!!

Tim has let me know this is the only place , currently , to purchase the MAX disc.

http://discgolfvalues.com/store/view...d5844f06715dfd

I have directed folks to this site. I hope I'm right.

Thanks again ,

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Old Sep 20 2006, 11:31 PM   #6593
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I think the new bag has the option of quad style straps or a shoulder strap.

Dave, are the new straps made by Innova or are they just a Phoenix strap with an Innova logo?
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Old Sep 20 2006, 11:38 PM   #6594
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Dave, I don't know how much you have to do with Millennium's disc production decisions, but it would be great if the next disc to come out in the Sirius line were the Sentinel MF. Playing the courses in NoVa, I could really use a Sirius MF. [img]/msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]
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Old Sep 21 2006, 01:11 AM   #6595
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Yeah options are all well and good... but I would wager that OEM straps that are attached during construction would hold up better and feel better when walking.

Anywho... just an idea
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Dave, are the new straps made by Innova or are they just a Phoenix strap with an Innova logo?
We make the straps. They are a more basic design than quadshocks.
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Old Sep 21 2006, 06:53 AM   #6597
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That decision is up to John Houck.
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Old Sep 21 2006, 02:32 PM   #6598
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i primarily throw innova but have found that the z-wasp is my most reliable mid range disc. i can throw it 300 easy and can muscle it 350. it also holds up excellent in the wind. i have not fouhnd an innova mid range that compares to this. i love innova and would love to have an all innova bag but i don't want to hurt my game as i have been improving lately. any suggestions?
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Old Sep 21 2006, 02:38 PM   #6599
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Try throwing a special blend roc, they are pricey, but worth it. Also, I like to throw my PRO LINE spider on aything inside 330' or so. The spiders dont look it, but they are a longer midrange disc than people give them credit for.
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you could get an x-out champion roc for 18.99 or you could get a champion glo for 30.00 from zonedriven.
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