The Razeri is a Prodiscus distance driver rated 12/4/0/4. Little rated turn and heavy fade suit powered drives and lines that need to finish strongly. For a slower arm, the fading phase may dominate before a long distance flight develops. Prodiscus recommends it as a trustworthy overstable option for long drives. The maker's emphasis is stability and a defined flight, rather than an easy-turning distance disc. The PDGA approved the Razeri on 6 February 2015 (15-27).
The Razeri is a Prodiscus distance driver rated 12/4/0/4. Little rated turn and heavy fade suit powered drives and lines that need to finish strongly. For a slower arm, the fading phase may dominate before a long distance flight develops.
Prodiscus recommends it as a trustworthy overstable option for long drives. The maker's emphasis is stability and a defined flight, rather than an easy-turning distance disc.
The PDGA approved the Razeri on 6 February 2015 (15-27).
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