The Ragnarok is Viking Discs' turning distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2. Some turn and moderate fade suit long curves and S-shaped drives, with a faster flight requirement than a controlled midrange or slow fairway. Viking recommends changing the release angle to shape the line and pitches Ragnarok as a first faster distance option. Its description emphasizes the rim grip as well as the controlled curve. For a player moving up in speed, the practical question is whether the disc shows enough turn at the player's actual power to produce that intended shape. The PDGA approved Ragnarok on 8 March 2017 (17-26).
The Ragnarok is Viking Discs' turning distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2. Some turn and moderate fade suit long curves and S-shaped drives, with a faster flight requirement than a controlled midrange or slow fairway.
Viking recommends changing the release angle to shape the line and pitches Ragnarok as a first faster distance option. Its description emphasizes the rim grip as well as the controlled curve. For a player moving up in speed, the practical question is whether the disc shows enough turn at the player's actual power to produce that intended shape.
The PDGA approved Ragnarok on 8 March 2017 (17-26).
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