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The Lone Star Disc Frio is an incredibly neutral, easily manipulable fairway driver. It is ideal for carving tight lines in the woods or throwing perfectly straight shows down the fairway. Its speed 7 rim is easily manageable by any type of player!
Speed: 7, Glide: 5, Turn: -1, Fade: 1
Bravo Plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Lone Star Disc Seguin is a wide-rimmed, overstable distance driver. The Seguin is perfect for flex lines and fighting headwinds. It's high-speed rim will be better for players of an Intermediate and higher skill level, as this overstable disc will be sure to have a bigger fade at the end of it's flight.
Speed: 7, Glide: 5, Turn: -1, Fade: 1
Bravo Plastic is softer than Alpha.
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The Guadalupe is a high glide stable mold that is comfortable in the hand. Its stability provides a very manipulable disc, allowing it to hold many lines the thrower desires.
Speed: 7, Glide: 5, Turn: -2, Fade: 2
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Tumbleweed is a very understable 10-speed driver. Even if you're a player with a slow arm-speed, you'll be able to handle the Tumbleweed like a champ. Or, if you have the power, use this disc as a super-flippy roller or tailwind driver.
Speed: 10, Glide: 6, Turn: -4, Fade: 1
Bravo Plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Bowie is Lone Star's first distance driver. This is a fast overstable disc, designed to handle power. It will fly very straight with little to no turn and fade at the end. This is a great disc for power throwers, windy shots, forehand throws, and strategic doglegs.
Speed: 13, Glide: 5, Turn: 0, Fade: 4
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Lone Star Mad Cat is an overstable driver for more experienced disc golfers. It has a slim, flat, profile that makes it great for forehand throws. It's reliable flight and great feeling plastic will make it your new favorite mold.
Speed: 9, Glide: 5, Turn: 0, Fade: 2
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Tombstone from Lone Star Disc is a high-speed utility driver that is very overstable, exaggerating the end fade. It will be a beefy disc option for big arms or for throwing into the wind.
Speed: 13, Glide: 4, Turn: 0, Fade: 4
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Lariat is a straight flying fairway mold. It works as an excellent stable control driver, capable of holding a large variety of lines. This has the ability to be your workhorse disc, as it can fly straight, hold hyzer lines and anhyzer lines, all to ensure that you have the accuracy that you need.
Speed: 9, Glide: 5, Turn: -1, Fade: 1
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Curl is a distance driver from Texas-based Lone Star Disc. At speed 11, many will find the Curl to be the perfect distance driver with high glide. It flips up faster than the Bowie and has a softer stable finish. It fits nicely bettwen the high speed Bowie and the speed 9 Mad Cat. It's flight has been compared to the Innova Wraith.
Speed: 11, Glide: 5, Turn: -1, Fade: 2
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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The Texas Ranger is a multi-purpose midrange that holds true to its flight numbers in most anyone's hands and regardless of the power put behind it. It flies straight with a consistent turn and reliable fade at the end. Capable of being a workhorse in the beginner's and advance player's bag.
Speed: 5, Glide: 5, Turn: -1, Fade: 1
Bravo plastic is softer than Alpha plastic.
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Fairway throwers rejoice! The Dos X features a deep rim depth that allows larger handed golfers to get a solid grip while keeping touch in mind. This disc will fly straight with a reliable finish to it's intended target.
Speed: 8, Glide: 4, Turn: -1, Fade: 2
Bravo Plastic is Softer than Alpha Plastic.
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