Mar 08 2005, 12:51 AM
Can anyone tell me how the heavier weight Flicks fly? Are they really overstable or not?

Mar 08 2005, 12:53 AM
they can be turned over but if not they will hyzer like a pig :D

dannyreeves
Mar 08 2005, 12:55 AM
They are a little more overstable than a Z-Talon. Not much though. I thought they would be like a Monster but they are not even close. Great for long hyzers.

Mar 08 2005, 01:40 AM
have you guys thrown them forehand? how do they handle more rotation and high speed? do they flip wicked easy like a flash?

dannyreeves
Mar 08 2005, 01:41 AM
No, it is nothing like a Flash.

Mar 09 2005, 01:37 AM
I have one. The rim is really wierd. Extremely wide and shallow. It doesn't feel that great in your hand. I have never seen a shallower, or wider rim on a disc before. It didn't really find a place in my bag. I am fine with my monster, Z Talon, and Tsunami for overstable drivers.

pnkgtr
Mar 09 2005, 01:47 AM
The one I carry is faster and more overstable than any of my Monsters. I love Monsters but my Flick is my distance forehand disc. The 172-173's seem to be the most overstable.

sandalman
Mar 09 2005, 01:49 AM
yeah they're pretty overstable. they're as fast as the 150's. i like em for forehand - they wont turn over unless you really make em. most of time you need to worry about keeping them flat so they dont hyzer out too early. their speed adds D to your forehand. give em good spin and they're a nice accurate forehand disc. i carry a 150, a 170, and a z-talon. flick is longer than the talon. hope this helps.

klemrock
Mar 30 2005, 04:20 PM
Yeah, I'm surprized they're not more overstable considering the rim width.
I've been throwing a 172g and a 150g for a few months now.
Their hyzer glide is long and consistent.
Although I cannot get them to turn over and keep the burn, I can get some fab "S" curve helixes when I get a good snap and don't overpower the throw.