The Zi Ya is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. The zero turn and 3 fade put it at the stronger-finishing end of Yikun's catalogued speed 12 molds, so a thrower who cannot bring a speed 12 up to pace should expect the fade to dominate. It is not a mold for shaping turnover lines. It is recent: PDGA approval came on 26 May 2025 under the certified name Ancestor (子牙, Zǐ Yá), and Yikun's own page for it is titled 子牙 ZI YA. Yikun's main storefront carries no Zi Ya listing or descriptive copy as of August 2026, though its separate English catalogue lists the mold in Neon Line and Crystal Line plastic. TryDiscs lists it in Neon, Crystal Line, Phoenix Air and Dragon Line.
The Zi Ya is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. The zero turn and 3 fade put it at the stronger-finishing end of Yikun's catalogued speed 12 molds, so a thrower who cannot bring a speed 12 up to pace should expect the fade to dominate. It is not a mold for shaping turnover lines.
It is recent: PDGA approval came on 26 May 2025 under the certified name Ancestor (子牙, Zǐ Yá), and Yikun's own page for it is titled 子牙 ZI YA. Yikun's main storefront carries no Zi Ya listing or descriptive copy as of August 2026, though its separate English catalogue lists the mold in Neon Line and Crystal Line plastic. TryDiscs lists it in Neon, Crystal Line, Phoenix Air and Dragon Line.
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