The STARi is a Prodiscus midrange rated 5/4/-2/1. It suits controlled turnovers and gentle carry with a light finish, while a player wanting the disc to resist turn may need another role. Stronger releases can use that drift deliberately instead of forcing a steep anhyzer. Prodiscus's own lineup guide calls the STARi extremely understable and contrasts it with the overstable Troija. That is the useful design distinction: a turning midrange for line shaping rather than a low-glide utility flight. The PDGA approved the STARi on 23 September 2016 (16-68).
The STARi is a Prodiscus midrange rated 5/4/-2/1. It suits controlled turnovers and gentle carry with a light finish, while a player wanting the disc to resist turn may need another role. Stronger releases can use that drift deliberately instead of forcing a steep anhyzer.
Prodiscus's own lineup guide calls the STARi extremely understable and contrasts it with the overstable Troija. That is the useful design distinction: a turning midrange for line shaping rather than a low-glide utility flight.
The PDGA approved the STARi on 23 September 2016 (16-68).
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