The Mad Cat is an overstable Lone Star Disc fairway driver rated 9/5/0/2. No turn and a dependable fade suit forehands, headwinds and power throws that need to hold their line. Players who want a turnover or a soft finish should look elsewhere. Lone Star Disc describes a slim, flat profile that makes it a fit for forehands, headwinds and power throws. Several players on Disc Golf Course Review compare it to the Innova Thunderbird. Lone Star Disc has also sold it as El Gato Loco in its Tour Series and as a Friday the 13th glow edition. The PDGA approved the Mad Cat on 14 December 2020 (20-92), in Lone Star Disc's first year of approved molds. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Thunderbird and the Discmania Vanguard.
The Mad Cat is an overstable Lone Star Disc fairway driver rated 9/5/0/2. No turn and a dependable fade suit forehands, headwinds and power throws that need to hold their line. Players who want a turnover or a soft finish should look elsewhere.
Lone Star Disc describes a slim, flat profile that makes it a fit for forehands, headwinds and power throws. Several players on Disc Golf Course Review compare it to the Innova Thunderbird. Lone Star Disc has also sold it as El Gato Loco in its Tour Series and as a Friday the 13th glow edition.
The PDGA approved the Mad Cat on 14 December 2020 (20-92), in Lone Star Disc's first year of approved molds. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Thunderbird and the Discmania Vanguard.
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