The Vengeance is a Legacy driver rated 10/6/0/2, with no rated turn and a moderate finishing fade. It suits longer control shots and lines where the thrower wants some finish without a utility driver's heavy hook. Players seeking an easy-turning distance disc may find too little drift. Legacy describes it as the bridge between its fairway and distance ranges. Legacy also describes a straight flight with a slow fade and the accuracy needed for tighter fairways. The PDGA approved the Vengeance on 30 January 2020 (20-11). Test how much forward flight appears before the finish at comfortable power.
The Vengeance is a Legacy driver rated 10/6/0/2, with no rated turn and a moderate finishing fade. It suits longer control shots and lines where the thrower wants some finish without a utility driver's heavy hook. Players seeking an easy-turning distance disc may find too little drift.
Legacy describes it as the bridge between its fairway and distance ranges. Legacy also describes a straight flight with a slow fade and the accuracy needed for tighter fairways.
The PDGA approved the Vengeance on 30 January 2020 (20-11). Test how much forward flight appears before the finish at comfortable power.
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