Grand Savior - Retroactive Valley
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Save strokes and scramble away with the Savior! This overstable putter/midrange hybrid has one purpose, to elevate your approach game. Savior features a neat grip and flat upper surface making it ideal for forehand shots.
The graphics are applied with our proprietary Decodye process.
- Overstable approach disc
- Speed: 4 | Glide: 4 | Turn: 0 | Fade: 3
- Disc Type: Midrange Driver
Product images may differ slightly from actual product. Shade of disc color may vary (for example, blue can be baby blue or sky blue). Foil stamp color are assorted, unless otherwise stated.
Plastic & Performance
PDGA Specifications
Max Weight: 177.6 g
Diameter: 21.4 cm
Height: 1.7 cm
Rim Depth: 1.2 cm
Rim Thickness: 1.2 cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 19.1 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.6%
Rim Configuration: 46.75
Flexibility: 9.32 kg
Certification Number: 22-224
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Shipping
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Grand Savior - Retroactive Valley$26.90 USD View details | |
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Key Feature Describes the disc’s flight pattern: overstable discs curve left, stable discs fly straight, and understable discs turn right (for right-hand backhand throws).
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Stability Describes the disc's flight pattern: overstable discs curve left, stable discs fly straight, and understable discs turn right (for right-hand backhand throws).
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Skill Level Suggested experience level for this disc: beginner, intermediate, or advanced/expert players.
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Speed Indicates how fast the disc must be thrown to fly properly. Higher speed discs are harder to control but can fly farther.
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Glide Indicates how fast the disc must be thrown to fly properly. Higher speed discs are harder to control but can fly farther.
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Turn Indicates a disc’s tendency to turn right (for right-hand backhand throws) early in flight. Lower numbers indicate greater stability.
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Fade Indicates how sharply a disc will fade left (for right-hand backhand throws) as it slows down at the end of flight.
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