With virtually no mumbo-jumbo concerning supply stength or even exactness or even wind and many others... and many others. I recently wanna realize whats the very best bodyweight. I reckon that just what i may become inquiring is actually just what dics bodyweight provides best critical velocity?

my guess is it's english as a second language.

Irony

well obviously you cant take a joke my bad i didnt mean to upset you fragile sensabilities, btw the more technical crap you think about in the 5 seconds before throwing the worse your gonna do pick your shot pick a disc and throw it

It is not so simple in Disc golf. The World record throw was done with a 134g disc so the more mass = more distance ain't true. More weight generally means more control in windier conditions. My old friend Al SUGAR Shack throws mostly MAX weight but for long distances he would pull out his 168-171g discs- he claimed he could get

Finny is correct. The light weight disc was selected so that when it came out of its anhyzer flight and corrected, It would glide with the heavy winds in the desert. Discs are effected by aerodynamics and wind so simple physics does not apply. In general it seems most distance throwers throw a disc they can get to turnover for a high percentage of its flight path yet stable up at the end. Think giant s-shot. (Reverse s rhbh). So an under stable or less than max weight disc is selected. I believe this has been talked about many times on every disc golf forum. A quick search on here, DGCR, etc will probably provide all the information anyone could want.