The Stegosaurus is Dino Discs' lightweight midrange, listed at 5/5/-4/2. Its pronounced turn and some finishing fade suit controlled curved throws from lower-power players. Someone who needs a disc to resist turning under a strong release may want more stability. Dino Discs says it uses ABC's Mission mold and describes a bead under the rim. The maker recommends it for children learning straight flights and names Egg Shell as its plastic. A young player's clean grip and release are useful checks before moving from a putter to this midrange.
The Stegosaurus is Dino Discs' lightweight midrange, listed at 5/5/-4/2. Its pronounced turn and some finishing fade suit controlled curved throws from lower-power players. Someone who needs a disc to resist turning under a strong release may want more stability.
Dino Discs says it uses ABC's Mission mold and describes a bead under the rim. The maker recommends it for children learning straight flights and names Egg Shell as its plastic.
A young player's clean grip and release are useful checks before moving from a putter to this midrange.
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