The Fjord is a putt and approach disc rated 4/4/0/3. Zero turn into a 3 fade suggests an overstable approach flight that holds into wind and finishes firmly left for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking turnover touch. Alfa Discs calls it an overstable approach disc for precision, built for controlled approaches that finish predictably and for shrugging off headwinds, and its page prints the same figures carried here with the 21 November 2022 PDGA approval date. The certification record adds a twist of history: it lists the mold as the Fjord, renamed from Galileo. The Norwegian brand sells it in its Chrome Line, the run recorded here. TryDiscs records a Chrome Line run of the mold.
The Fjord is a putt and approach disc rated 4/4/0/3. Zero turn into a 3 fade suggests an overstable approach flight that holds into wind and finishes firmly left for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking turnover touch.
Alfa Discs calls it an overstable approach disc for precision, built for controlled approaches that finish predictably and for shrugging off headwinds, and its page prints the same figures carried here with the 21 November 2022 PDGA approval date. The certification record adds a twist of history: it lists the mold as the Fjord, renamed from Galileo. The Norwegian brand sells it in its Chrome Line, the run recorded here.
TryDiscs records a Chrome Line run of the mold.
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