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Wedged in between a Putter and Mid-Range. The Wedge is easy to grip and release for smaller hands or for those who prefer a low profile straight flying Putter. When used as a Putter, it has a great neutral flight. For beginners, the Wedge is a great all around disc because of its straight flight and minimal fade. The Wedge is an accurate Mid-Range roller and turn over Mid-Range flyer for more advanced players.
Disc Details
Diameter: 21.2cm
Weight Range: DX: 150-175g
Best Choice for: An all-around performer, Easy to grip and release, Mid-Range roller
Available Plastics: DX
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Multi-use newer designed approach putter with lots of glide and narrow profile. Similar feel to a shorter Stingray or less stable XD. Innova Pro Gregg Hosfeld says, “I was prepared to be under-whelmed and was not. It has a very smooth release and a terrific low speed under-stable glide that will allow me to keep a straight, or even right-turn at approach speeds. I think this will squeeze between the Hammer and the Roc in the upshot line-up. So glad to see some attention going to the finesse side of the game.”
Decent putter but did not last long in the bag.
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The Wedge is probably my favorite disc to come out in the past year or so. I love this disc because I have small/chubby hands and the disc fits in my grip very well. This disc can do just about anything as an approach disc including rolling. I keep two Star ones in my bag, one that is light and beat up and one that is heavy and brand new. The lighter one I use as a severe turnover disc and the new one for a straight short approach disc and jump putting disc. I really love the flight of these things and I get mine out over 300 feet with a hyzer flip that goes to straight and then slowly fades to the right like I am throwing a left handed back hand. The only problem I have with the Wedge is that sometimes it goes too far. It glides so well which is a good thing but if you are throwing an approach downhill this may not be the best option because it glides past the basket frequently.
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