If you want a overstable control driver, the Lone Star Disc Mad Cat sits in the lane defined by 9 speed, 5 glide, 0 turn, and 2 fade. Wants to fight turn and finish on a hard line. The rim sits at 1.90 cm, which tells you a lot about the hand feel before you even throw it. It tops out at 176g, so the hand feel is part of the story too. The listed skill level fits intermediate and advanced players. That matches the job pretty well. That's where it makes sense: windy fairways, forehands, and shot shaping with a reliable finish.
What Disc Golfer's Think About The Lone Star Disc Mad Cat
If I'm reaching for the Lone Star Disc Mad Cat, I am usually after a clean, predictable flight rather than a miracle shot. It takes 9 speed and 2 fade seriously, so wind and forehands feel like part of the plan instead of a problem. I would call it a good fit for intermediate and advanced players. On calm days it is easy to trust, and on harder throws it still keeps its shape.
Flight Chart
Flight Numbers
Speed
Glide
Turn
Fade
Specifications
Diameter
21.20
Height
1.80
Rim Depth
1.20
Rim Width
1.90