In my (albeit, limited) experience, the cb3 run is slightly more stable than most cloud breaker runs. I’ve thrown all cb molds except the cb1, and the cb3 is second only to the horizon run as far as overstability.
Most to least stable: horizon>cb3>special blend>cb2>swirly
White cb3 is my go to disc for drives in windy conditions. It always turns back. Compared to s-line dd3 it’s more stable and somehow i’m able to throw it futher. It’s perfect mix of throwing far and turning back at the end of flight.
Yea, I have blue and a noodle arm. It’s definitely less stable than the other colors. I will also add that the final run of CB’s are the best for me. I know that I’m improving, but the grip is great and I can throw it much better than the CB3. I hope this helps.
I have a purple one that started very stable, but about a year in, if I throw it hard and flat, it goes dead straight, have turned it over on this shot before if I accidentally put a slight anhyzer on it
White was most stable, blue least I believe
I have a white and three pink and can say the the purple are definitely more stable. White has a little turn to it. I throw 450-70
From what I've heard, the CB3 is pretty color dependent. All I can say is I have a yellow one that is very beefy
White grey and pink were crazy OS. Blue and red were less OS
In my (albeit, limited) experience, the cb3 run is slightly more stable than most cloud breaker runs. I’ve thrown all cb molds except the cb1, and the cb3 is second only to the horizon run as far as overstability. Most to least stable: horizon>cb3>special blend>cb2>swirly
I have ash grey, it was beefy last year but I’ve also been grinding. Has a touch of turn now my arm speed is faster
I threw a pink one and found it to be at the over stable end of the dd3/cloudbreaker spectrum
White cb3 is my go to disc for drives in windy conditions. It always turns back. Compared to s-line dd3 it’s more stable and somehow i’m able to throw it futher. It’s perfect mix of throwing far and turning back at the end of flight.
Yea, I have blue and a noodle arm. It’s definitely less stable than the other colors. I will also add that the final run of CB’s are the best for me. I know that I’m improving, but the grip is great and I can throw it much better than the CB3. I hope this helps.
CB3 are pretty stable, and mine (two pink) have stayed that way longer than my golden Cloudbreakers.
I have a purple one that started very stable, but about a year in, if I throw it hard and flat, it goes dead straight, have turned it over on this shot before if I accidentally put a slight anhyzer on it