The Legendary European Open Lion design returns! First introduced in 2015, in the European Open fundraiser discs, the "Finnish Coat of Arms" -design celebrates Finnish independency from the early 1900s. This 2023 version of the art has a total of 11 stars, representing each year this first European PDGA major has been run. This is the original European Open fundraiser art and a centerpiece of any serious European Open collector!
This year, the classic art is combined with new Chroma plastic. It is very durable and catches the eye with its distinct pearlescent look. Chroma plastic is grippy and almost gummy. Compared to regular new C-line, Chroma plastic has more give and has a better grip on all temperatures.
Chroma FD gives you a straight, but torque-resistant flight pattern with a small fade. So, it's ideal for tight tunnel shots and controlled drives. The mold shape is almost flat, giving a nice comfortable feel to the hand.
This disc is an official fundraiser for the European Open and it is subject to limited availability. The disc artwork is based by original European Open Lion design by Disc Golf Artist Skeet Scienski.
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Flies as good as my other Wraith
Not too in to specialty discs, just picked it up because it looked cool and I wanted another Wraith. Overall super happy with gottagothrow and need to get down to buy some stuff there in person!
Our annual SausageFest tour(named by one of our wives)up to Stockton for the Champions Cup consisted of 8 rounds of disc golf in 4 days. The mystery box came in handy! The winner of each round got to pick a disc out of the box! We got the box just in time and it made our trip even better! Thank you G3T for coming thru in the clutch!
Good feeling plastic and shape. It’s basically a destroyer. Has good pop top (dome). Not super over stable but fights wind. I thought it was going to flip to flat in a head wind, I was wrong. Now it’s in one of the ponds at The Preserves.
Great disc, true to form and looks great to boot! Not as broken in as my old Zone that I lost, so its a work in progress adjusting to the increased stability. Still a go to for forehand approach shots and backhands where I need a strong hyzer out at the end of a shot.
