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I absolutely love the Grand Savior. It has quickly become my new favorite approach disc. With its overstable flight, it does exactly what I expect it to do and is especially great for forehand flex shots.

It feels really comfortable in my hand for both backhand and forehand throws, and it has performed even better than I expected. The consistency and reliability of this disc have made it a disc I reach for all the time when I need a dependable approach.

Highly recommended if you like an overstable approach disc, especially for forehand flex shots!

Just beautiful - love the new hex design on these bad boys!

This is a follow up to my first review of the first of two Wild Max discs I purchased. I began playing Disc Golf at 60 and throw a lot of discs. Lat 64 is my favorite. I bought 2 Max Wilds and on my first outing throwing them was impressed. I'm now 66 and still improving my form. But in 12 throws I hit just under 400 feet THREE times. The best I did the same day on my Ballista Air was 348. There's definitely something to this new disc design!!!!

I decided to get this disc and put it in the fieldwork bag. I've been trying to hit 500 ft and was headed out to do some throws. This thing bombs! I almost hit 500, feel just 3 feet short this time out, with the Max being my two furthest throws of the day. It has a good flip up, slight drift and reliable fade at the end of its flight for the perfect S shaped flight. The new plastic feels very similar to the Q Line of Discmania, this bombs like the DD1, without being as flippy and hard to nail the perfect angle with. Went straight in the bag! Mark Orton Disc Golf

Absolutely love crushing with this disc. I have a few other drivers that come close to the Wild, but this disc just has effortless distance. The flight numbers say 14 speed but plays closer to a stable 11 or 12 speed. I've pushed this disc to 380' and that was at 80% power. Waiting until I have a long downhill to really unwind on this thing.

I am absolutely thrilled with this Pure disc featuring ChainGrip technology.
It has a stable flight path, and the disc really grabs the chains.
It’s not without reason that I ordered three of them right away (blue, yellow, and gray).
My previous favorite putter was the Keystone Zero Medium, but the Pure has now taken its place.
I hope that the Keystone might soon be available with ChainGrip technology as well.

I made a custom Diamond with a photo of my adorable dog. The quality of the print is top notch, but even better is how instantaneously I fell in love with throwing the Diamond disc. It’s a new favorite to throw! Will definitely order more customs in the future!

I am a big fan of this disc in this plastic. What is surprising is my current theory on where that super grippy rim can best be served: What if it was only on the bottom of the rim versus having it on the entire outside? Where I found there to be the most benefit was how this super grippy outer rim grabs the BASKET and not necessarily the chains. In fact, it seemed to have more of a bouncing-off effect on the chains for me, but it saved multiple putts by how the bottom of it grabbed the basket's cage. Also, as an approach disc, that added grip on the bottom can make it stop dead on certain terrain, which is a game changer; and there's nothing else like this on the market.

While it may defy all rules of injection molding, my vote would be to see if you can focus that super grip only to the bottom of the rim. I agree with what some others have said about the Zero Hard main plate allowing for a clean release; I like keeping that idea. It would not be very beneficial if this super grippy material were the entire bottom of the disc. (And actually, a plain-old Zero Hard version of the Peak would be awesome too!)

Even as is, I love this ChainGrip combination as is, but I personally would love to test a version that explores having only a super grippy bottom rim. I am curious whether my notion of having a normal Zero Hard outer rim would decrease the bouncing-off effect I've been experiencing. Thanks for all this fun innovation!

I wanted to share some info BEFORE throwing. I am not a "big arm guy". But on a good day with 10-15 mph wind I can get a Ballista out to 400 feet. The properties on this disc are what got my attention. They are just like the Ballista except with glide 6. So I SHOULD be able to throw it farther. I ordered immediately. Then when I got it, if felt so good in my hand and was quite flat I BOUGHT ANOTHER. Still haven't thrown but felt this info was helpful. FEELS great for forehand too!!! I'll let you know. Thanks LAT 64

Threw my personal best 405ft using a forehand throw. Felt overstable, really need a fast/strong arm to get it out there. Lives up to 14 speed tag it’s given. Very fun to throw!

Do you want an understable throwing putter that stops right away when it hits the ground? Well this is for you!

Beautiful disc and stamp. Great disc for hyzer flip shots in the woods or easy turnover shots. Great disc.

Great customer service. My order arrived in in just a few days.

The Max Wild prototype has been very impressive thus far. Usually with these types of “easy” distance discs, they need space to ride a big turn to get a ton of distance. On the few test throws I did, I threw on slight hyzer, it stood up to flat and just went straight for the majority of its flight. I got 440 ft on one of those test flights. My furthest ever is 450 with a big anhyzer release w/lightweight. I really appreciate that this disc can handle decent power (I’m 390-400ft for most power shots). Very impressive again, and intrigued by how it performs in the future.

Great feeling disc and it does go far and I love it for my max distance open shots!! Shipment was delayed and I got it later than expected but I got it just in time, a day before a tournament that had a distance competition.
My friend won the distance competition with it. He threw 576 feet!!