Star Vulcan

If you have'nt thrown this disc yet you must. It flies like a monarch that just took a hit of crack. it's rated 13,5,-4,2.

[Jim Coonradt]

I'm waiting for the Klingon to come out. It will be a putter for sure.

[Mike McFarlin]

Since you went there:

How about a disc called the Romulan.  Although, developing the cloaking device feature might prove to be a little problematic. Also, a Borg disc would never get PDGA approval due to its cybernetics.  However, I do feel that “Ferengi” might not be a bad name for a midrange, but you would always be tempted to trade it. 

Ok, I’ve geeked out on Star Trek enough for now back to work.  

[Dookville]

Thats some funny shiznit right there.....

[Mark Janssen]

i like the sound of what you all are saying. This could be a good disc for me

[Ghost]

I can't wait to try one of these out

[Troy]

I bought a 162 gram.  It started out slightly stable but after hitting a dozen trees it is quickly becoming flippy.  Maybe the heavier weights would be more stable.  I definitely like it though.  I only through in the lower 300's typically and I am getting some good distance with it.  I throw it with a slight hyzer and it flips up and gets a nice S curve.  It always wants to come back because of the +2 fade.  I had a Star Katana also but that was more stable than I was looking for.  Also The Vulcan seems more controllable than the Katana.  Overall it is a great disc for less powerful throwers as advertised with decent control even at the 13 speed.

[Dookville]

The Champ monarch has the same flight pattern but for some reason is way more stable than the Vulcan. I throw both, but I am having the same sitch with the Vulcan, increasing weight to see if that can control the flippiness. For fun i also throw a 150g Champ Leopard that I can really crank on, give a try in DX to see if you like how that works.

[Mike McFarlin]

My first disc purchase ever was the Innova DX starter pack which included a 150g Leopard that is still in my practice bag.  If I throw it RHBH with just the right touch I get a nice long flight. Otherwise it flips and dies fast, or if I release with the nose up at all then it stalls and fades left fast. Not a disc I would recomend for anyone but a total novice. However, I just purchased a 177g Star Leopard and what a sweet disc. Actually it’s flight pattern is identical to my 172g Opto River and in practice both discs land closer to each other more often than any other two discs I throw. 

[Dookville]

I have a 172g Opto River as well, definately a go to disc that I will be purchasing a couple backups discs for so I'm never out. I have been having so much fun just messing around with the Leopard at 150 that I hadn't given any thought to a heavier weight, interesting.

[Ben Calhoun]

Just tossed it (once) for the first time in a foot and a half of snow and was impressed by it's speed and distance, though very flippy, it still went 300+ before it got caught up in the TOP of some trees before it even began to fade out.

[Blazo]

everything flips for you ben, duh! common knowledge...

[AK Discer]

This doesn't sound like a disc I'm going to buy. I'll throw it if one of my friends has one, but that is about it.