IronGoober
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I think they stopped spinning because of the headwind. Usually they don't. I might have not put enough spin on them for the conditions. The 'throwsticks' kylies are really well made, and have lower drag and higher density, so I've never seen that effect happen to them.
When throwing a kylie, a higher spin/speed ratio is usually best in any condition, especially if you have a kylie that isn't bent that much. The larger the angle of bend, the less spin it needs to remain stable. (by spin, I mean spin rate)
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Making a kylie/rabbit stick (Read 1434 times)
