Three New Westside Discs

[abarker]

Westside has just released three new discs the: Tursas, Underworld, and Stag.

Like all Westside discs, these are some of the best looking golf discs on the market and are available in both of Westsides quality plastics.

The Stag is an overstable fairway driver with flight ratings 8/5/0/3.

The Tursas is an understable midrange with flight ratings 5/5/-3/1.

The Underworld is an understable fairway driver rated 7/6/-3/1. This disc should be great for straight hyzer flip throws and as a first driver for beginners.

We have these, and other Westside discs on sale. Just $13.88 for VIP and $14.88 for discs in Tournament plastic. Shipping is just $2.81 for a single disc.

Click this link to see all our Westside discs are on sale: http://infinitediscs.com/category/westside/

[Varsi]

these are some of the best looking golf discs on the market

Very pretty indeed

I really like the Tursas. Will wait for the snow to go away before judging the drivers.

[inthedrift]

Tursas has me quite intrigued. I currently throw a Fuse for my neutral/understable mid, could you compare/contrast the two Varsi?

[JR]

these are some of the best looking golf discs on the market

Very pretty indeed

I really like the Tursas. Will wait for the snow to go away before judging the drivers.

Pretty hardcore maybe for the fans of Turisas?

[Qikly]

Anyone here on DGR rocking these?

I've no need for US mids since I can get Comets to fly on those lines. I tried the Stag (171 VIP) and didn't really click with it: it flew similarly to my beat-in DX Banshee, but with some more glide. Not necessarily advantageous, since that lessened its ability to fight the wind without adding much distance. I might revisit it on down the road (if I can sell it, that is), but for now it's just collecting dust.

I love the Underworld though. It's an awesome disc that is truly understable even at my arm speed (maxing out a bit over 300'). The VIPs I have hold up quite well in the wind relative to their stability, and the Tournament is the easiest, most reliable turnover disc I've ever thrown. I can get that thing to slide right even on low power shots. The VIPs are stable enough to cover all of my lines from stable to understable - I can even get it to hold long, gentle hyzers if thrown correctly. The Tournament is a bit more of a utility disc for me since it's a notch more US; together they make a great pair. At this point, I've bought 3 backups in addition to my original two in VIP and Tourney: it's definitely here to stay in my bag.

It can be nose angle sensitive, like a lot of Lat/Westside discs, but if you're used to throwing that kind of mold its easy to dial it in. Sucker is as glidey as a River if not more so. Now all I need to do is shore up the rest of my fairway drivers. :p

[PMantle]

Does anyone in La. carry them, or do you order?

[Qikly]

Joe at Aboriginal Discs carries them in both weights and plastics, and even had some Finnish stamps last time I checked. Good prices too. He's at City Park most weekday afternoons if you're ever in the area.

[PMantle]

He was at our course last week for a tournament, but I could not go out there due to annual crawfish boil. Would have needed a DD to even get out there. Had a friend buy two discs from him that I can't get here.