For many short drives, and for almost all upshots, it's become my go to disc and I can't really say why. Does anybody else like them? I like the whippet cause you can play the skip, and if you're worried about overthrowing it's easy to adjust to short it up a little, and let the skip do the rest.

Also, I find it's pretty much super predictable. Throw it out right and let it come back in and sit down.

Why is they say it's more geared towards expert players?

Why is they say it's more geared towards expert players?



Because newer players should stay away from really overstable plastic.

I've thrown Whippets since they first came out many years ago. (Unfortunately, my latest whip lays in about 8' of murky water in Abilene! :() These discs are the greatest for skips and have saved my butt quite a few times on upshots. I think everyone should carry one. :) Beginners should wait until they have learned control, other than that, krevo, you are correct!! ;)

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i LOVE mine, though it doesnt get too much use....

FOR SURE a PIG as far as stability, and very precitable...

Great for a 200'-250' hyzer shot, NOT a big distance disc.....

I have used old whippets since thier inception for my forehand roller. Now theose whippets are becoming harder to find...so I've been testing the X's...so far so good
they seem to flip a little quicker the originals.

But I'm running out of old whippets so sometings gotta give!

Does a G5i Demon roll well forehand?
I've thrown a few Whippets...VERY overstable! Have found Demons quite inspiring in the meantime. They're beefy and dependable!

The Whippet was my main driver when they first came out. Now it's used mainly for my Tomahawk shots.

The Whippet was my main driver when they first came out. Now it's used mainly for my Tomahawk shots.


Have you thrown the candy whippet X ? It's really overstable. :D

Does a G5i Demon roll well forehand?
I've thrown a few Whippets...VERY overstable! Have found Demons quite inspiring in the meantime. They're beefy and dependable!



I just tried rolling for the first time a couple weeks ago, and I was able to roll the Demon forehand 300 feet in a straight line. For whatever that's worth . . .

I used to have a WX that I used for shorter sidearms and overhands. Then I switched to the G5i Demon and used it as my only midrange for over a year. Now I don't really have much use for that stable of a disc.

I used to have a WX that I used for shorter sidearms and overhands. Then I switched to the G5i Demon and used it as my only midrange for over a year. Now I don't really have much use for that stable of a disc.


Then try a max weight flat speed demon :D

I used to have a WX that I used for shorter sidearms and overhands. Then I switched to the G5i Demon and used it as my only midrange for over a year. Now I don't really have much use for that stable of a disc.


Then try a max weight flat speed demon :D


Just kidding :D
Try a Leopard /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

I've had a bunch of speed demons and I love them! The one I'm using now is a worn 177 purple H SD and its not as stable as some of the others I've had. The S Speed demon is definately the most stable out of the box cause its so flat its almost concave! I loved mine until I broke it on a high tommohawk.

btw, I also love Leopards. They arent really that understable, but I was raised in the old school where you throw drivers hyser and flip flat. I guess if you tried to throw one like a Orc it would flip all the way around.

I've had a bunch of speed demons and I love them! The one I'm using now is a worn 177 purple H SD and its not as stable as some of the others I've had. The S Speed demon is definately the most stable out of the box cause its so flat its almost concave! I loved mine until I broke it on a high tommohawk.

btw, I also love Leopards. They arent really that understable, but I was raised in the old school where you throw drivers hyser and flip flat. I guess if you tried to throw one like a Orc it would flip all the way around.


I also like the candy leopards. Actually stable.
The Pro-Leopards are Sweet !!!!! /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

I have learned to throw 150-250 ft 2 finger upshots with a 175g. 10x KC WX.
It is very predictable to hold shots into a (RHSA Crosswind).
The Candy WX is very overstable and predictable,
not quite as overstable as the Z-Extremes.
D.P. :D

I have 172 champion whippet x. I use it for tomahawk and it went up to 300 feet. I prefer Proline Monster for tomahawk. :)

I do. Not all the time, but couldn't imagine my bag without one. Headwinds? CAN'T turn over. Spike hyzers? Won't get awat from you. Sidewinder? Will flex right out and finish overstable. Possibly the late-skip King.

Love the Champion Whippet!! I will trade for unused max weight Whippets! PM me.

Love the Champion Whippet!! I will trade for unused max weight Whippets! PM me.



:eek: Champion Whippet :eek: Need one about 166grams.

Have 166 Whippet for sale 1$ :DPM me if int.

I've thrown Whippets since they first came out many years ago. (Unfortunately, my latest whip lays in about 8' of murky water in Abilene! :() These discs are the greatest for skips and have saved my butt quite a few times on upshots. I think everyone should carry one. :) Beginners should wait until they have learned control, other than that, krevo, you are correct!! ;)

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