Has anyone ever had a champ Rhyno that just wouldn't fly?

How can rhyno's fly if they don't have wings?! use some common sense now!

But seriously, the problem isn't with the disc, IT'S WITH YOU!

But I can throw other Rhynos, this one is like a brick. I tryed to take it back to the store I bought it from but they just laughed at me.

Frankenstien Voice

"Champion Rhyno BAAAAADDDD, Pro Line Rhyno GGOOOOODDDDDD


Try a Pro line They are much better, I tried the Champions when they first came out and didnt like them, and I stuck with my Pro Lines

Pro-line are great but I was looking for something more durable. I hit alot of trees...

I drive with mine if its under 230' , They seem to hold up just fine, I carry two of em, one for putting and one for driving for short shots and holes. I haven't tried the NEW pro line. I am still using the OLDER Pro line versions

That's what's so great about them. They're bricks, it's hard to overthrow a hole with this disc!

That's the whole point of a Champion Rhyno. It's like trying to get a tank to fly through the air. On a wide open ~225 foot approach, I'll always land between 20 feet short or 20 long of the polehole. It's impossible to overthrow the target by a large margin with a CE Rhyno, but can easily happen with many other discs. For impeccable distance control, there's no better approach disc. It's one of the most essential discs in my bag.

I love my champ rhynos. They will fly, however... albeit a short distance. With a pretty hard throw, they go laser straight for the better part of their flight. It gets pretty windy at Zboaz at times, and its a great tool for windy upshots.

But yeah, tis not yon orc

Long live the Rhyno!

I gotta have my soft Proline Rhyno for those pesky hyzer approach shots where the disc needs to fold and stop...after making the flight there - that only a Rhyno could make... :cool: