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The Fury is a control driver in our beginner friendly segment. It is understable, glidey and a great step up for players that have used our Diamond, and is in need of a bit more stability. It is also a great roller choice for more experienced players.
Speed: 9, Glide: 6, Turn: -2, Fade: 2.
Stamp color may vary.
Note. Product images may differ slightly from actual product. Shade of disc color may vary (for example, blue can be baby blue or sky blue). Discs in this plastic may sometimes contain sparkle (dots). Foil color are assorted.
Product images may differ slightly from actual product. Shade of disc color may vary (for example, blue can be baby blue or sky blue). Foil stamp color are assorted.
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Easy to throw, good flipup, glide and range!
An amazing roller
Great Disc. Easy to throw with a nice glide. Definitely holds the line you put it on with a slight fade at the end depending on how much spin you put on it. Very predictable disc. So glad it’s in my bag. Oh, one other thing. I got the white Opto Fury and it is one good looking disc.
Didn't know how much I needed it until I started throwing it.
I lose a lot of discs and hot a lot of trees, and so many of my discs get destroyed or lost quickly. My new opto fury has very vibrant colors and doesn't have a scratch on it, despite slamming some very close trees. As long as I don't lose it in the woods I should get some longevity out of it.
Greatest putter ever made and the pink is amazing looking oh and by the way my brother putts with daggers and wonders why there are no orbit daggers that would be awesome to see next thank you guys
When it was advertised as "stable" I was expecting a meat hook with huge fade. I like the Trust and figured this was a step beyond. Turns out to not be the case. Where the Trust goes straight, the Savior has a nice forward push and glide with a gentle, yet firm, fade at the end. The thicker shoulder also means easier forehand release and better torque resistance than the Trust. Definitely room for both in the bag.
The multiwear is both comfortable and useful. I’m very pleased!
I use the grace as for my flex back hand shots that need to go 300ft. I like the consistant flight out of the grace. It has become a stable and work horse in my bag.