FASTi lives up to its namesake– it is a fast driver! Though rated as a high speed driver, it is a manageable disc that beginners can use and they don’t need serious arm speed. The FASTi is equipped with an amazing glide and has a dependable finishing fade.
The D1 was the most overstable in the distance driver “D” line for Prodigy. The D1 MAX is a retooled edition that is made for even better and more reliable distance performance. It features a slightly smaller rim and a smooth profile on top. The D1 Max will be produced alongside the popular D1 and is definitely a disc you want in your arsenal if you’re a power thrower or if it is a windy day.
The Emsco Sports Products (ESP) Putter is similar to the other PDGA approved discs in the ESP line in that it is a tall very domey disc available in a hard stiff plastic. The total height of this putter is nearly 3cm tall!According to ESP, this is a maximum control putter.
The ESP putter has an understable flight path. While ESP discs were approved in 2012, the stiffness of the discs currently available in Walmart beginner sets are too hard and would not pass the current PDGA flexibility requirements.
The ESP Emsco Sports Products Middrange Accurate Approaches Discs is a tall, utlra domey golf disc that is very similar to the ESP sports driver. This disc is available in an ultra hard and stiff plastic. The ESP Midrange is supposedly PDGA approved, but the plastic stiffness would certainly not pass the PDGA flexibility test.
The ESP Midrange has a very understable flight path that turns over easily, especially when thrown with power or into a headwind.
Emsco Sports Products Midrange
The ESP Sports Maximum Distance Driver is a tall, domey, ultra hard plastic disc with a thin rim wing. This disc brand should not be confused with Discraft’s ESP plastic, as they are not even remotely close. The ESP driver is very understable and does not fly well in the wind. ESP Sports received PDGA approval for their discs in 2012, but the current discs available in the 3 discs beginner set are much two hard and stiff to ever pass PDGA flexibility requirements.
According to the box on the beginner sets, EMSCO Sports golf discs are made in the USA.
The Remix Juggernaut is a stable flying putter disc with a bead. This disc has a flat top with a gradual curving rim. This disc is somewhat similar to the Thought Space Athletics Praxis. The Juggernaut is a good all purpose disc for driving, approach shots, and short distance putts. It has a comfortable feel and provides exceptional control.
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The Remix Battleship is an overstable mid-range with a smooth flat top. This disc has a reliable fade and works well for both backhand and forehand shots. This disc is perfect for windy conditions. The Battleship is a very consistent flying beadless disc and is available in very premium plastics. This disc is now PDGA approved, and so can be used in PDGA sanctioned disc golf tournaments.
The Remix Ronan is an overstable fairway drive with a moderate rim width that works well for experienced players, forehand shots, and windy conditions. The Ronan has a flight similar to discs like the Innova Thunderbird. This disc is available in premium plastics that are unique from those created by the major disc manufacturers.
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The Kestrel Putter/Approach Disc is a lid style frisbee designed for disc golf. This putter has a completely flat top and a flat blunt rim. It also features thumb grip grooves on the top of the flight plate for increased control, especially in inclement weather. While this disc feels similar to a traditional frisbee, it is substantially more overstable and demonstrates a flight path with a slight fading finish more similar to most disc golf discs.
As a low speed, low glide disc, the Kestrel putter does not go fast nor very far so is excellent for approach shots where you don’t want to stray too far from the basket. The mold used for the Kestrel Putt and Approach disc is the same one used for the Yikun Talon Claws. This putter is PDGA approved for tournament play.
The Kestrel Mid-Range golf disc is a small diameter mid-range and approach disc available in an inexpensive baseline plastic. This mid-range has a thin profile (not very tall) and a thin rim with a small bead (bump) around the edge. Do to the slower speed (rating of 3) this disc would likely be considered an approach disc by most disc golfers. This is an excellent approach shot with two available plastic types at the time of this post. The clear, translucent plastic is quite durable, however, the inexpensive opaque plastic feels very good, but is not very durable and is susceptible to warping with high impact shots at trees or other objects.
The Kestrel Outdoors Midrange has a stable flight path with a consistent end of flight fade. This disc uses the same mold as the Yikun Wings.
