Storm Disc Golf is relatively new to molding discs. Hailing from Lubbock, Texas, Kirby and his wife have been on a journey to design their own disc golf discs. We congratulate Storm for introducing unique features for each disc. Our first review is the Jet Stream, a 12 speed driver that has a ton of glide.
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Full Turn Discs Navigator Review
Full Turn Discs, molded by Prodiscus in Finland, is a small but growing manufacturer based in Missouri. As of writing this, the Navigator is Full Turn Discs only midrange and their flagship mold. As you would hope from a flagship disc, the Navigator should appeal to a wide range of arms.
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Gateway Ninja Review
Gateway gave their old Ninja a makeover and they’ve come out with a very reliable, slightly overstable controld driver. The original Ninja was listed as an 11 speed with a rim so wide that the PDGA would not approve it. Now, this remodeled Ninja is a moderate glide 9 speed driver that will let you slice up the course with pinpoint accuracy.
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Gateway Disc Sports Journey Review
By now you’ve undoubtedly heard that Gateway is not just the putter company anymore. The Journey is one of the newer molds that throws Gateway into the mainstream and legitimizes their offerings. The Journey is a straight long distance driver with plenty of glide and comfortable feel that could make it your next go-to driver. Gateway Journey Manufacturer Notes Before you start reading, take a moment to chuckle at the subtle meta-reference we’ve included in the Journey review image. Think ealry 1980’s… Here is Gateway’s description of the Journey: The Journey has a low profile and long wing for speed and a perfect transition from the nose to the flight plate allowing…
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Gateway Disc Sports Element Review
The Gateway Element fills that gap between your putter and midrange when you need a light throw with some distance, but you won’t be disappointed with medium distance touch shot either. Available in both Diamond and Sure Grip (and a few other plastics), this disc is guaranteed to add an element of finesses to your short game.
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Infinite Discs Anubis Review
Infinite Discs adds another midrange to their lineup, the straight flying Anubis. Is that a coyote headed dude guarding the tomb?
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Infinite Discs Slab Review
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to throw a chunk of stone? Me neither, but now we might just get our chance. Infinite Discs has brought us the Slab, a very overstable utility driver. Please warm up your arm before reading this beefy review.
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Gateway Disc Sports Prophecy Review
Gateway Disc Sports has stepped up their game recently and released a number of new discs and plastics including the Prophecy. The Prophecy is a go-to overstable midrange disc that is available in Gateway’s new Diamond plastic. I foresee the Prophecy fitting nicely into your bag.
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RPM Discs Kea Review
Straight from New Zealand comes the Kea, RPM Discs’ overstable midrange. This feisty parrot is ready to help you master the overstable approach game and it might even help you steal a few birdies. I wanna see ya throw a Kea.
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Discraft Sting Review
Discraft’s newest driver is called the Sting, but it floats like a butterfly and is actually quite friendly to your disc golf game. This understable fairway driver has a few special capabilities that could very well make it a main-stay in your bag.
