The Vellamo is a glidy, straight-flying Westside midrange rated 5/5.5/0/1.5, released in 2026. No turn and a modest fade suit straight shots, tight fairways and controlled approaches. Players who need a heavy fade for wind, or a mid that turns over, should look elsewhere. Westside pitches it for control and glide, for straight throws and shaped lines on tight fairways and approaches. Its stamp story names Vellamo as the goddess of the sea in the Kalevala, who lives in the deep with her husband Ahti. The PDGA approved the Vellamo on 2 March 2026 (26-38), and Westside scheduled the first VIP release for 15 June 2026. The stamp art is by Niklas Karbin Hedqvist (2026). Try Discs lists it in VIP as of October 2026; Westside also makes a Tournament version not yet recorded here. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Warship and the Latitude 64 Mace.
The Vellamo is a glidy, straight-flying Westside midrange rated 5/5.5/0/1.5, released in 2026. No turn and a modest fade suit straight shots, tight fairways and controlled approaches. Players who need a heavy fade for wind, or a mid that turns over, should look elsewhere.
Westside pitches it for control and glide, for straight throws and shaped lines on tight fairways and approaches. Its stamp story names Vellamo as the goddess of the sea in the Kalevala, who lives in the deep with her husband Ahti.
The PDGA approved the Vellamo on 2 March 2026 (26-38), and Westside scheduled the first VIP release for 15 June 2026. The stamp art is by Niklas Karbin Hedqvist (2026). Try Discs lists it in VIP as of October 2026; Westside also makes a Tournament version not yet recorded here. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Warship and the Latitude 64 Mace.
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How does the Westside Vellamo compare to the Warship?
The Vellamo is slightly more stable than the Warship. While both are glidey midranges, the Vellamo provides a bit more fade at the end of its flight, giving it added control and reliability in windy conditions.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
What are the Westside Vellamo's flight numbers?
The Vellamo has flight numbers of 5/5.5/0/1.5. The unusually high glide of 5.5 gives it exceptional carry, while the 0 turn and 1.5 fade provide a stable, predictable finish.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Reviews
8 reviews from 4 stores
The Westside Vellamo has only 8 reviews so far, so one opinion can swing the picture. That's why there's no star average yet.
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