The Valhalla is Viking Discs' distance driver rated 12/5/0/2. No rated turn and a moderate fade fit long straight-to-fading drives, with the ending curve built into the shot rather than an intended lasting turnover. Viking recommends starting with hyzer lines and emphasizes retaining glide while still finishing with fade. That gives the mold a clear distance-hyzer role. A player choosing it should consider the speed needed to keep the central flight carrying forward, particularly when a slower driver already reaches the landing area. The PDGA approved Valhalla on 8 October 2017 (17-115).
The Valhalla is Viking Discs' distance driver rated 12/5/0/2. No rated turn and a moderate fade fit long straight-to-fading drives, with the ending curve built into the shot rather than an intended lasting turnover.
Viking recommends starting with hyzer lines and emphasizes retaining glide while still finishing with fade. That gives the mold a clear distance-hyzer role. A player choosing it should consider the speed needed to keep the central flight carrying forward, particularly when a slower driver already reaches the landing area.
The PDGA approved Valhalla on 8 October 2017 (17-115).
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