The Fenris is a distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2. A single point of turn at speed 13 into a 2 fade suggests a fast power flight with a touch of drift and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand; it is not a disc for low-power arms. Guru Disc Golf, the Norwegian brand whose early molds carry Norse names, leans into the myth on its shop page: named for the monstrous wolf no chain could hold, the Fenris is pitched as a fast, overstable distance driver for big length and control in every wind, at home on long hyzers, forehands and flex lines, recommended to experienced players, with newer arms pointed at hard-fading shots. The PDGA approved it on 31 May 2018. TryDiscs records a C-Plastic run of the mold.
The Fenris is a distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2. A single point of turn at speed 13 into a 2 fade suggests a fast power flight with a touch of drift and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand; it is not a disc for low-power arms.
Guru Disc Golf, the Norwegian brand whose early molds carry Norse names, leans into the myth on its shop page: named for the monstrous wolf no chain could hold, the Fenris is pitched as a fast, overstable distance driver for big length and control in every wind, at home on long hyzers, forehands and flex lines, recommended to experienced players, with newer arms pointed at hard-fading shots. The PDGA approved it on 31 May 2018.
TryDiscs records a C-Plastic run of the mold.
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