The Silverback is a distance driver rated 12/4.5/-1/3. A single point of turn into a 3 fade suggests a power flight with a touch of workable drift and a strong left finish for a right-hand backhand; the speed asks for a fast arm. It was the first release from Gorilla Disc Golf, the Texas brand registered with the PDGA as Gorilla Performance Discs, approved on 26 December 2023. The brand's listings call it a torque-resistant power driver with dependable fade, pitched at pro-level distance with control from backhand or forehand, and at headwind duty for slower arms, and they print the same figures carried here. Its listing copy also splits its two plastics by feel, with Clutch typically less stable than Savage in the brand's words. TryDiscs records Clutch and Savage runs of the mold.
The Silverback is a distance driver rated 12/4.5/-1/3. A single point of turn into a 3 fade suggests a power flight with a touch of workable drift and a strong left finish for a right-hand backhand; the speed asks for a fast arm.
It was the first release from Gorilla Disc Golf, the Texas brand registered with the PDGA as Gorilla Performance Discs, approved on 26 December 2023. The brand's listings call it a torque-resistant power driver with dependable fade, pitched at pro-level distance with control from backhand or forehand, and at headwind duty for slower arms, and they print the same figures carried here. Its listing copy also splits its two plastics by feel, with Clutch typically less stable than Savage in the brand's words.
TryDiscs records Clutch and Savage runs of the mold.
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