Are you 18 years old or older?
Sorry, the content of this store can't be seen by a younger audience. Come back when you're older.
The Sorcerer is Westside's answer for a high speed disc for all skill levels. With a smaller grip than most high speed discs, the Sorcerer leaves the hand fast. For professional players, it is great for long anhyzers that actually come back when it runs out of speed. The Sorcerer provides a nice long “S” curve line. For lower arm speeds, the Sorcerer will actually get flat and glide before diving to the left. Many drivers designed for slower arm speeds have poor flight integrity. The sorcerer will give you that “pro throw” you have been looking for on the course.
Super-durable hi-tech plastic with excellent performance. VIP plastic is transparent so you can see through it. Discs made in VIP-plastic maintain their flight characteristics and reliability for a long time.
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, unless otherwise stated.
Get your gear for your weekend round. We offer free shipping to selected regions.
Excellent disc for long slighty s-shaped drives.
One of my favorite drivers from Westside.
The other one is of course The Boatman. ;)
Best regards/Göran!
All of these discs are beautiful! I don't know if I will throw them or display them :)
The opto-ice plastic is a little more stable than the opto plastic for sure. The more I huck with it the better it flies and seems to gain glide for some reason as well. I like that better than just the opto because it doesn't seem to lose as much stability, but breaks in nicely. In my bag the Knight is my farthest flying driver and most consistent flyer. Say I'm practicing, I'm throwing my 3 best drivers and screw up each throw, the Knight will be farther than the rest every time. It just likes to stay in the air for me. I just wish lat64 didn't stop making them or are they making them again?
I´ve been looking for ways to block the sun. And failed! However this thing very looks promising. Thank you! /Not Jonathan