The Totem is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. Zero turn with a 3 fade suggests a stable power flight that holds its line at speed and finishes firmly left for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for slower arms or turnover lines. Prodiscus describes it as an overstable distance driver built to hold the wind and resist torque, and says its shape is close to the first run of its own Razeri. The PDGA approved it on 26 June 2023 (23-169), and Prodiscus announced the first run in its Ultrium plastic. The brand's product pages checked for this entry, as of September 2026, publish no flight numbers for it, so the rating carried here has no first-party figure to check against. TryDiscs lists it in Prodiscus Premium and Ultrium plastic.
The Totem is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. Zero turn with a 3 fade suggests a stable power flight that holds its line at speed and finishes firmly left for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for slower arms or turnover lines.
Prodiscus describes it as an overstable distance driver built to hold the wind and resist torque, and says its shape is close to the first run of its own Razeri. The PDGA approved it on 26 June 2023 (23-169), and Prodiscus announced the first run in its Ultrium plastic. The brand's product pages checked for this entry, as of September 2026, publish no flight numbers for it, so the rating carried here has no first-party figure to check against.
TryDiscs lists it in Prodiscus Premium and Ultrium plastic.
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