The Hatchet is an understable Westside fairway driver rated 9/6/-2/1. High glide, plenty of turn and a light fade make it a fit for slower arms that want easy distance, and for turnover, anhyzer and roller shots from stronger players. Players who need a driver for headwinds or a dependable fade should look elsewhere. Westside pitches it as an easy, controllable driver that glides, gives slower arms an anhyzer line and lets stronger players throw rollers. One reviewer on Disc Golf Course Review in 2014 described it as glidy, with a flip up and some turn before it fades back, and not a disc for wind. The PDGA approved the Hatchet on 28 October 2013 (13-68), and Westside's Finnish site gave 1 March 2014 as its launch date. That site also recorded that the Hatchet mold uses the Underworld's upper half with its own lower half, and listed a fade of 2 at launch, while the current numbers are the ones above. Its Finnish name is Sotakirves, and Madison Tomaino has a Team Series run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Jade and the Kastaplast Falk.
The Hatchet is an understable Westside fairway driver rated 9/6/-2/1. High glide, plenty of turn and a light fade make it a fit for slower arms that want easy distance, and for turnover, anhyzer and roller shots from stronger players. Players who need a driver for headwinds or a dependable fade should look elsewhere.
Westside pitches it as an easy, controllable driver that glides, gives slower arms an anhyzer line and lets stronger players throw rollers. One reviewer on Disc Golf Course Review in 2014 described it as glidy, with a flip up and some turn before it fades back, and not a disc for wind.
The PDGA approved the Hatchet on 28 October 2013 (13-68), and Westside's Finnish site gave 1 March 2014 as its launch date. That site also recorded that the Hatchet mold uses the Underworld's upper half with its own lower half, and listed a fade of 2 at launch, while the current numbers are the ones above. Its Finnish name is Sotakirves, and Madison Tomaino has a Team Series run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Jade and the Kastaplast Falk.
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