The Grym X is a Kastaplast distance driver listed at 12/5/-1/3, with limited turn and a substantial finishing fade. It suits longer drives where a strong finish is useful and the thrower can work with a speed-12 disc. Slower releases may emphasize that fade and leave less usable distance than a slower driver. Its rating describes a power-oriented role rather than an easy turnover flight. The PDGA approved the Grym X on 6 April 2016 (16-26).
The Grym X is a Kastaplast distance driver listed at 12/5/-1/3, with limited turn and a substantial finishing fade. It suits longer drives where a strong finish is useful and the thrower can work with a speed-12 disc. Slower releases may emphasize that fade and leave less usable distance than a slower driver.
Its rating describes a power-oriented role rather than an easy turnover flight.
The PDGA approved the Grym X on 6 April 2016 (16-26).
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