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.
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The Apache is a very controllable long-range driver.
The discs wing length is 19.0 cm, with an overall height of 1.8 cm, making it a fast disc with an amazing amount of glide.
It has a larger radius where the rim depth meets the flight plate than most drivers in its class, which aids grip comfort for all styles. The disc profile is similar to first-run infernos, but with a small bead, giving it much more resistance to turn.
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The Ninja is slightly overstable with a very long glide and predictable fade. It also uses drag reducing surface technology at the leading edge to allow the disc to maintain initial launch velocity and hold rotation longer.
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The Spear is a straight control driver made for tight lines and accurate placement. It has a comfortable grip for smooth release on any angle.
It is also arguably the longest flying 9 speed disc on the market.
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The Journey is a controllable long-range distance driver great for throws from 300' to 450'.
The low profile and long wing produce speed in a long, straight controllable flight with just the right amount of overstability.
It has enough resistance to turn for the big arms, but it's not too overstable for the smaller arms and newer throwers.
Players of all skill level should be able to make the Journey one of the longest throwing discs in their bag.
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The Blaze is a fast, overstable driver with a low profile. This disc is a go-to disc when you need a clean, predictable drive with a left fade finish.
Great for hard fade shots, knife hyzers, S-curves, and skip shots. The Blaze holds its line into headwinds with a strong, predictable finish. This disc is also a good choice for sidearm and overhand throws.
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The Apache is a very controllable long-range driver.
The discs wing length is 19.0 cm, with an overall height of 1.8 cm, making it a fast disc with an amazing amount of glide.
It has a larger radius where the rim depth meets the flight plate than most drivers in its class, which aids grip comfort for all styles. The disc profile is similar to first-run infernos, but with a small bead, giving it much more resistance to turn.
Disc and stamp will vary from image shown. Leave a note with your order if you'd like specific colors. Our team is eager to get you the product you want when available.
The Apache is a very controllable long-range driver.
The discs wing length is 19.0 cm, with an overall height of 1.8 cm, making it a fast disc with an amazing amount of glide.
It has a larger radius where the rim depth meets the flight plate than most drivers in its class, which aids grip comfort for all styles. The disc profile is similar to first-run infernos, but with a small bead, giving it much more resistance to turn.
Disc and stamp will vary from image shown. Leave a note with your order if you'd like specific colors. Our team is eager to get you the product you want when available.
