The Starship is a distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2. A single point of turn with 6 glide suggests a long, carrying power flight, a touch of right drift at speed and a moderate left finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for slow arms. It carries the highest speed rating among the Sacred Discs rows on this site as of the September 2026 export, and the brand sells it as a high-glide, wide-rimmed distance driver it says will propel a game into another dimension, in its listing's words; both listings print the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 17 July 2023, alongside the Arrowhead. Its listing carries the naming lore the store gives every mold, here the advanced propulsion systems of science-fiction starships. TryDiscs records Alchemy and Aroma runs of the mold; the store also sells a glow run our plastics data does not yet record.
The Starship is a distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2. A single point of turn with 6 glide suggests a long, carrying power flight, a touch of right drift at speed and a moderate left finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for slow arms.
It carries the highest speed rating among the Sacred Discs rows on this site as of the September 2026 export, and the brand sells it as a high-glide, wide-rimmed distance driver it says will propel a game into another dimension, in its listing's words; both listings print the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 17 July 2023, alongside the Arrowhead. Its listing carries the naming lore the store gives every mold, here the advanced propulsion systems of science-fiction starships.
TryDiscs records Alchemy and Aroma runs of the mold; the store also sells a glow run our plastics data does not yet record.
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