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Player Reviews Posted 09-13-07 Submitted by Roger B slotgoop@msn.com Disc Weights: mid Review: I love this disc for an ability to go straight or a bit righ, super flat and predictable putts. I NEED TO BUY SOME, PLEASE EMAIL ME AS MINE BROKE AND I AM STILL CRYING!!! Posted: 02-18-02 Submitted by Jon Turner <oxdisc@thets.demon.co.uk> The Stinger is a short to medium range, slightly understable, Thumbtrac'd disc. It doesn't really fit in to any one category as a putter or an approach disc - personnally, I feel it lies between the two. Thrown hard and flat (RHBH), it will turn slightly right, level out before fading very slightly back to the left again. At lower speeds, it flies straight then fades left. Ching say the disc is a fairway approach disc - this seems to be a reasonable description. It's is fairly short ranged (less than an approach disc but a more than a soft putter) and flies quite slowly. The plastic is good and tough so I tend to use mine as a "get out of jail" disc for when I've mucked up an approach/drive and need to get out of trouble and onto the green but maybe need to go around the obsticles. Certainly, it lends itself to any throw you try, be it forehand, backhand, hammer etc. Without wanting to sound like a Ching salesman, I'd just say that if you are looking for that odd disc somewhere between a Roc type disc and a putter, try a Stinger and see what you can do with it - it may be what you're looking for. Submit Your Review Back to Main Page |
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