The Kapre is Divergent Discs' line-shaping midrange, rated 5/5/-1/1. It fits straight approaches and gentle curves with little finishing movement, especially where a large fade would pull the disc away from the landing route. A firmer release can show more turn than a soft upshot. Divergent positions the Kapre for narrow fairways and controlled forward travel. That makes choosing the release angle a central part of the shot: a flat start asks for a relatively straight flight, while a little hyzer can help manage the turning portion. It is a less specialized option for a hard hook around an obstacle. The PDGA approved the Kapre on 13 September 2021.
The Kapre is Divergent Discs' line-shaping midrange, rated 5/5/-1/1. It fits straight approaches and gentle curves with little finishing movement, especially where a large fade would pull the disc away from the landing route. A firmer release can show more turn than a soft upshot.
Divergent positions the Kapre for narrow fairways and controlled forward travel. That makes choosing the release angle a central part of the shot: a flat start asks for a relatively straight flight, while a little hyzer can help manage the turning portion. It is a less specialized option for a hard hook around an obstacle.
The PDGA approved the Kapre on 13 September 2021.
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