Westside Discs | Destiny | VIP-Ice

DISC INFORMATION:
Brand: Westside Discs
Mold: Destiny
Material: VIP-Ice
Type: Distance Driver
Stamp Art: Stock

FLIGHT NUMBERS:
Speed: 14.0 | Glide: 6.0 | Turn: -2.0 | Fade: 3.0

SHOTS USED FOR:
Distance Driver | Under Stable | Skill level: Everyone

MATERIAL:
Westside Discs' VIP-Ice plastic is a blend known for being both durable and grippy.  It is a good choice for players who are looking for a disc that can withstand a beating on the course without sacrificing feel.  VIP-Ice discs are also known for their good grip, even in wet conditions.

Here are some additional details about VIP-Ice discs:

They are typically more grippy than VIP plastic, but less grippy than Tournament plastic
.
VIP-Ice discs tend to be slightly less stable than VIP plastic, meaning that they may turn and fade a little less
.
They are available in a variety of different colors and weights.

DESCRIPTION:
Westside Destiny is a high-speed distance driver disc designed for long throws.  Here's a description:

Speed: 14 (out of 14, the highest speed designation)

Glide: 6 (out of 7, a high glide disc)

Turn: -2 (somewhat understable, will turn slightly when thrown with power)
Fade: 3 (will finish with a slight fade at the end of the flight path)

This disc is best suited for players with higher arm speeds who can take advantage of its speed and glide. However, its understable characteristic  also makes it a good option for lower arm speed throwers who need a disc that will turn over and achieve good distance.

The Destiny is available in a variety of plastics, each with slightly different flight characteristics.  

Here are two popular ones:

VIP - a durable plastic that is good for all conditions

VIP Ice - a lighter weight plastic that is more flexible and understable than VIP

DETAILED INFORMATION:
Max Weight: 176.0gr
Diameter: 21.2cm
Height: 1.6cm
Rim Depth: 1.1cm
Rim Thickness: 2.3cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 16.6cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.2%
Rim Configuration: 28.50
Flexibility: 10.66kg

PDGA APPROVAL DATE:
02/25/2016