Legally distinct FD, but much more stable!

The fel of this disc reminds of me of an old-school FD that Innova molded for Discmania, but flies more like a Teebird. Quinnessential to your bag if you cannot decide to throw a 7-8-or-9-speed fairway.

If you throw the Weapon straight out of the hand, it flies exactly as the numbers would suggest. However, if you put some anhyzer on it, it does not come out of it as fast as other discs with 2.5 fade would. For most shots, this is going to be a very reliable disc with predictable fade, and should be great in a headwind. The Weapon also feels really workable in the hand due to its relatively smaller profile. It feels great for forehand or backhand shots, and most players are going to find that the Weapon is a useful disc that could fill a slot in their bag.

If you're looking at the Birdie lineup and seeing the numbers you think that this would overlap with the Strike. And from a numbers stand point you would be right. However, in my experience, the Strike was a lot straighter of a 7 speed and flew closer to an FD rather than a Teebird. The Weapon however, is truly a Teebird comparison. In the hand it feels smaller than an 8 speed and it has some decent bit at the end. It is a great compliment to the Strike and is considerably more OS.