The Speed Demon is Gateway's fast, fade-led driver, rated 11/4/-0.5/3. It suits power throws and flex lines that need a distinct return, rather than a gentle turnover driver that keeps drifting. A slower arm may find the fade arrives too early for the disc to serve as an everyday distance choice. Gateway recommends it for power forehands, backhand flex shots and overhand throws. The manufacturer's description emphasizes a firm finish, making it a utility option as well as a distance disc for players who can supply the pace. The PDGA approved the Speed Demon on 11 January 2003. The PDGA also lists a separately approved Speed Demon DT (2006) and a Speed Demon GT variant (2023).
The Speed Demon is Gateway's fast, fade-led driver, rated 11/4/-0.5/3. It suits power throws and flex lines that need a distinct return, rather than a gentle turnover driver that keeps drifting. A slower arm may find the fade arrives too early for the disc to serve as an everyday distance choice.
Gateway recommends it for power forehands, backhand flex shots and overhand throws. The manufacturer's description emphasizes a firm finish, making it a utility option as well as a distance disc for players who can supply the pace.
The PDGA approved the Speed Demon on 11 January 2003. The PDGA also lists a separately approved Speed Demon DT (2006) and a Speed Demon GT variant (2023).
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