The Kea is RPM's fade-led midrange, rated 4/3/0/3. It fits short hyzers and controlled approaches with a pronounced finish, rather than touch shots that need to drift away from the fading side. At softer pace, the fade can become the main shape of the flight. RPM's lineup names the mold after New Zealand's alpine parrot. The certification record also gives the disc a specific version history: Kea (MR2) was approved in February 2018, followed by a retooled Kea approval in November 2023.
The Kea is RPM's fade-led midrange, rated 4/3/0/3. It fits short hyzers and controlled approaches with a pronounced finish, rather than touch shots that need to drift away from the fading side. At softer pace, the fade can become the main shape of the flight.
RPM's lineup names the mold after New Zealand's alpine parrot. The certification record also gives the disc a specific version history: Kea (MR2) was approved in February 2018, followed by a retooled Kea approval in November 2023.
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