The Destiny is an understable speed-14 Westside distance driver rated 14/6/-2/3. High glide and plenty of high-speed turn make it a distance option for players who cannot fully power a stable 14-speed driver, and a hyzer-flip driver for bigger arms. Players who need a stable driver for headwinds or a straight finish at full power should look elsewhere. Westside pitches it on speed and glide: big arms can throw it at reduced power for distance, while slower arms can use it as their main long-range driver. Players on Disc Golf Course Review in 2016 reported a real fade at the end of the flight but warned that strong throwers who release it flat see it turn hard, so many hyzer-flip it. The PDGA approved the Destiny on 25 February 2016 (16-18), and Westside's Finnish site gave 4 March 2016 as its VIP launch date. Its Finnish name is Kohtalo, and the stamp art is by Arto Hoffrén (2015). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Bolt and the Westside King.
The Destiny is an understable speed-14 Westside distance driver rated 14/6/-2/3. High glide and plenty of high-speed turn make it a distance option for players who cannot fully power a stable 14-speed driver, and a hyzer-flip driver for bigger arms. Players who need a stable driver for headwinds or a straight finish at full power should look elsewhere.
Westside pitches it on speed and glide: big arms can throw it at reduced power for distance, while slower arms can use it as their main long-range driver. Players on Disc Golf Course Review in 2016 reported a real fade at the end of the flight but warned that strong throwers who release it flat see it turn hard, so many hyzer-flip it.
The PDGA approved the Destiny on 25 February 2016 (16-18), and Westside's Finnish site gave 4 March 2016 as its VIP launch date. Its Finnish name is Kohtalo, and the stamp art is by Arto Hoffrén (2015). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Bolt and the Westside King.
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