STAR or PRO Vulcan ?

[Mike_D]

Job that would be great BUT i think the wife want's to buy new & i have a feeling she going to get some custom dyed

[Daniel]

Unless you are throwing those fast discs 400+, I don't think you can handle them. If you are throwing around 350' then you could probably get the same line more consistently and with less effort with something like a Valkyrie.

Thanks, Dan. It's good to see someone has a realistic view of things...

[jobwilson82]

If you want something new, cool and flashy, I would advise you ask for an Opto Line River from Latitude. It's a great disc and their plastic is awesome (looks great and nearly indestructible).

[OneTime]

Vulcans are awesome!
instant distance....they are great for people who like the big rim feel, but don't have big arm!

Try one out MikeD!
Please post your review

[Mike_D]

If you want something new, cool and flashy, I would advise you ask for an Opto Line River from Latitude. It's a great disc and their plastic is awesome (looks great and nearly indestructible).

not in to it for the looks BUT i have been wanting to try out some Latitude64

[zelevin]

If you want something new, cool and flashy, I would advise you ask for an Opto Line River from Latitude. It's a great disc and their plastic is awesome (looks great and nearly indestructible).

The best disc from Latitude 64 is by FAR the Trident. For me, nothing beats a slow, under stable disc. Since I lost my Gator a few months ago, I was in search of a slow over stable disc, and I eventually got the Trident. If you need to step up your low ceiling stable shots, the Trident is an amazing disc. It has very little glide and will NEVER flip.

[Brunck32]

if your looking for a 13 speed understable driver try the lat 64 bolt. it is much better than the vulcan in my oppinion.

[Discgolf-Lore]

Katana's are very good and easy to throw. I used one for a while before I moved on the the boss.

[MarcusGresham]

Not necessarily. I can't throw anywhere near 400 feet, but I can throw a Boss and a Vulcan both a hell of a lot better than I can throw a Valkyrie.

I have learned, for me, anyway, the Vulcan has to be thrown in the right wind conditions. I have to have either no wind or a slight tailwind and it will sail really well for me. The good thing about throwing a Vulcan is you can't overthrow it or it screws up---you have to make a nice, easy release or it seems to try to flop over and roll.

[Mike_D]

I have 2 pro Katanas great disc. The star Katana i didn't like so much.

I think my wife got me nothing but disc golf stuff for Christmas