Innova Star XCaliber

If I was ever to have a chance of uniting the Britons, I needed a disc worthy of my game—a disc to inspire my people to resist the Saxon invaders.

Behold! I saw a stone, and in that stone was a marvel! It was a disc with 5 glide, yet still over stable. Would this disc be the one that could push straight with a little anhyzer before achieving a reliable, consistent fade? Would it fly further and more reliably than a Firebird? Would it be less of a meathook than a Max?

Many had tried to wrench the disc from the stone, but with the blood of both the Britons and the Romans running through my veins, I alone possessed the courage and the grit to tug it free.

The disc, in the appropriate weight for my aging arm (165 g), was indeed a marvel, demonstrating consistency in both shot shape and distance (310-330 ft real distance).

Now I have the tool to repel the invading hordes that would dare give me bogeys and OB penalties.

I might like Xcals more than Destroyers. This is a more workable stability than a Halo Destroyer. I can get a slight bit of turn on this disc with ~330 ft forehand. At that power, my Halo Destroyers just go flat to dumping fade.