Flight Numbers: 10  |  6  | -4  |  2

The Amphibian (formerly the Proto 103) is a smooth control driver featuring a thicker flight plate and an etched rim; these qualities allow this disc to float on water even up to 175 grams. With a flight plate that is close to maximum thickness, the disc has less gyroscopic progression than other molds making it drop out of the air instead of fading which makes it great for fairway drives. Capable of holding long lines and walking turnover lines, the Amphibian can also be utilized as a great roller and might just hop into your bag to stay.

Flight Numbers: 9 | 5 | 0 | 3

The Blade is an overstable fairway driver that is the perfect option for players looking for a steady resistance to turn and a consistent finish. These are nice and flat, ideal for heavy forehand and power flex shots.

Flight Numbers: 9 | 5 | 0 | 2

The Diablo is an accurate overstable fairway driver that will turn over slightly when giving it enough speed and fades fast when speed decreases. A great choice for distance flex shots that require an accurate landing.

The Diablo will quickly become a go to control drver for any who bag it.

Flight Numbers: 9 | 6 | -1 | 1

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Flight Numbers: 12 | 5 | 0  | 3

 The Spell is Gateway’s longest flying disc to date. At 12 5 0 3 it has the performance needed to handle maximum velocity throw of the games players. Players are loving it’s resistance to turn, long glide and consistent fade. available  all the way down to 157g in premium plastic.