The Rong is a fast, strongly turning Yikun driver, rated 13/5/-3/1. It suits long shaped flights with little finishing fade once the disc reaches sufficient speed. Stronger throwers can manage that turn with a hyzer start; lower-speed releases may show a straighter-to-fading line instead. The small fade makes the Rong less natural for a shot whose landing depends on a hard return around a corner. Its high speed still asks for a committed release, despite the understable rating. The PDGA approved the mold as Warborne (祝融, Zhu Rong) on 13 December 2021, providing the full identity behind the Rong name.
The Rong is a fast, strongly turning Yikun driver, rated 13/5/-3/1. It suits long shaped flights with little finishing fade once the disc reaches sufficient speed. Stronger throwers can manage that turn with a hyzer start; lower-speed releases may show a straighter-to-fading line instead.
The small fade makes the Rong less natural for a shot whose landing depends on a hard return around a corner. Its high speed still asks for a committed release, despite the understable rating. The PDGA approved the mold as Warborne (祝融, Zhu Rong) on 13 December 2021, providing the full identity behind the Rong name.
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