Avenger SS ESP

Name: Avenger SS ESP
Brand: Discraft
Price: 21.39 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Understable Discraft distance driver in ESP plastic, with Paul McBeth's 5x stamp. Ideal for gaining distance without needing a very powerful arm.

The Avenger SS is Discraft's understable distance driver, known in the community as “the driver for the rest of us mere mortals”. With turn -3 and fade 1, it turns right as soon as it leaves your hand and lands softly and under control, without the sharp hook of overstable discs. This edition carries the special 5x stamp honouring Paul McBeth's five consecutive world titles.

It's the ideal disc for getting more distance without needing a lot of power: beginners use it for hyzer flips and long drives, intermediate players for turnover lines and tailwind shots, and advanced players make the most of it for distance rollers. With a powerful arm the turn kicks in fully and the disc can roll over on its axis, making it a very effective roller tool.

ESP

Discraft premium plastic launched in 2006, created to combine exceptional grip with great durability. Opaque in appearance with its trademark colour swirls, it's grippier than Z from the very first throw and gradually beats in towards a slightly more understable flight with use. Slightly less durable than standard Z, but the difference is minimal under normal conditions.

Si lo comparamos con...

Innova Leopard3— a similar understable profile, but the Avenger SS is faster (speed 10 vs 7) and gets more distance for the same amount of power.

Kastaplast Älva— both understable with plenty of glide, but the Avenger SS has more turn (-3 vs -2), making it a bit more aggressive early in the flight.

Dynamic Discs Maverick— a very similar flight in understability and distance, but the Avenger SS has a longer track record and is the benchmark of Discraft's understable line-up.