The Warrior has a similar feel to the Element, but it is more overstable with the same glide and control. It can handle more power than the rest of our mid-range line. It is a great disc for long upshots and hyzer approaches, and it can handle a stiff headwind without turning over too much.
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I found one of these on a course about a year ago without a name on it, so I decided to keep it. I'm also an artist who decorates them with Sharpie. I wanted a yellow one for a new art project and this is where I found it. I like the feel of the raised ridge around the perimeter of the disc.
I walked in and the dude said, hey trails just got restocked, and that was all it took. Been able to throw it in the snow a couple times since I got it thurs and I'm loving it. Flies super straight and flat.
I love this pouch. I carry my putters in it when I have my cart, and use it with three or four disc for a quick round. I love the size of the pouch for my cart, not to bulky, and durable.
Huge fan of LSD Bravo plastic. Perfect amount of grip. Makes it easier to get consistent good release. The disc can be a little flippy, but once you get the hang of it you can get nice long turnover lines
I’m 100% a buzz guy in general so when I seen these I instantly had to have them and upon getting them just playing around the house made me love the buzz that much more so my sons and I have decided to use them on the course for challenges to make things fun in game play great product and very pleased
It's an Envy, so if you know, you know. I tend to prefer the feel of Proton plastic for this disc, and it has rewarded me again and again for trusting it. It took one of BRP's evil ponds to take away my last one, and I'll always replace one if I lose it.
