The Fenrir is Viking Discs' driver with a firm finish, rated 10/4/0/3. Its no-turn rating and fade of three suit controlled hyzers and drives where a substantial ending curve is part of the plan. Viking recommends Fenrir for hyzer releases and emphasizes the fading end of the flight. That makes it useful to think first about the landing direction, rather than choosing it for a turn-heavy S-shaped drive. The ten-speed role also requires more speed than a short approach or ordinary slower fairway. The PDGA approved Fenrir on 29 September 2020 (20-75).
The Fenrir is Viking Discs' driver with a firm finish, rated 10/4/0/3. Its no-turn rating and fade of three suit controlled hyzers and drives where a substantial ending curve is part of the plan.
Viking recommends Fenrir for hyzer releases and emphasizes the fading end of the flight. That makes it useful to think first about the landing direction, rather than choosing it for a turn-heavy S-shaped drive. The ten-speed role also requires more speed than a short approach or ordinary slower fairway.
The PDGA approved Fenrir on 29 September 2020 (20-75).
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