What do you know about the Gremlin?

I just picked up a Champion Gremlin fundraiser disc. I have heard of it before, but this is the first one I have had. What can you tell me about them?

[Atrain]

slightly understable gliding midrange

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

Mean little bastard !! Every course has at least one...usually hides out on those blind holes.


Oh !!! ...your asking about the disc....another approach disc like a half dozen others....lmao!! I know that wasn't much help!!! :)

[Disc-O Golf]

Small diameter Aero.
Short control upshot disc, straight to turnover or flippy.
Not very overstable.

[Jeffery Nugent]

DO NOT FEED IT AFTER MIDNIGHT!!!!!!!

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

Yeah !!! ...........and DON"T throw it in the water !!!

[RiX]

DAMN!! Yall took my replies....

That's why I don't like them... to many rules!

[Rescue]

Reminds me of a Wasp, but with better "D", glide, and maybe just a bit less stable. Not sure if the molds are the same? but mine is an old Pro-Line. You just never know with Innova......

[Jeff Cowen]

A Gremlin actually reminds me of a slightly more understable Buzzz. For 200' and in shots it's near dead straight.

[Rescue]

It's funny how that happens.lol!!

[riverboy]

There are two gremlin molds FYI.

[Chad]

Gremlins, aka Ching Snipers, aka Discmainia GM's are low profile midrange discs. I have been throwing them for about 9 years and actually use them as my putter because I hate the thick rim of most putters such as the aviar. A good strait flying disc that is neither over or understable. You throw it strait and it will follow that path. A good disc in my (biased) opinion.