The Orca is a Wild Discs distance driver listed at 12/5/-1.5/2, combining useful turn with a moderate finish. It suits longer shaped drives, while a player seeking a strongly fading utility distance disc should establish which release is being offered. Wild Discs also produced a specifically overstable flat-top prototype version. Wild Discs' 2021 listing for that prototype describes a more overstable flight than the ordinary version. The PDGA approved the Orca on 26 December 2020 (20-101).
The Orca is a Wild Discs distance driver listed at 12/5/-1.5/2, combining useful turn with a moderate finish. It suits longer shaped drives, while a player seeking a strongly fading utility distance disc should establish which release is being offered.
Wild Discs also produced a specifically overstable flat-top prototype version. Wild Discs' 2021 listing for that prototype describes a more overstable flight than the ordinary version.
The PDGA approved the Orca on 26 December 2020 (20-101).
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