I have a couple unthrown x-avengers and want to know what Innova disc is similiar in flight and design?

I'd say a STAR SL (Starfire-L), and it won't beat up as fast. I may be wrong, but that was my first impression.

Sidewinder

the ones i threw (1st run, and Nate Doss Sig.) weren't as understable as a sidewinder, just long straight fliers with good hyzer at the end. Now after one tree hit, any x-plastic flies like a sidewinder.

Personally...when I use to throw X-Avengers, I thought they flew like a longer Teebird when brand new. And after one tree hit...definitely a whole new story.

Does the x-plastic in general change that quickly or is part of the reason the driver wing? I have thrown x-wasp for about six months with a gradual break in.

I got an Am worlds stamp X Avenger and it is very flippy. Just like a Sidewinder but better feeling plastic.

I agree. Tee Bird

Does the x-plastic in general change that quickly or is part of the reason the driver wing? I have thrown x-wasp for about six months with a gradual break in.


Blunter nosed discs (midrange) break-in much slower than drivers...the wider the wing the more susceptible they are to flight changes from impact(s).

I have a couple unthrown x-avengers and want to know what Innova disc is similiar in flight and design?


I would put it a tad closer to a Viking/Valkyrie than a Tee Bird...cuz, IMHO, a newer Tee Bird will handle a headwind much better than a newer X-Avenger or a newer Viking/Valk.

IMHO isnt the avenger a tad longer then the teebird? Its funny to because I have an X that is flippy, Z that is stable and an ESP that is way effing overstable. A few trees will probably take care of the ESP I wasnt expecting it to be so beefy.
my .02

Has an any Avenger ever flown over 800'? ;)

Seriously, yes, I would tend to call an X-Avenger a longer disc...but I still carry 3 T'birds at ALL times. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif :D
(2 light KC 11x'ers and a beat SE'TL)

Mmmm...SE TL...this disc was such a sweet one to throw.