Initially, the Vulcan feels like another high-speed distance driver that’s way too beefy to throw. But after releasing this very understable rocket, you’ll notice something strange: a 13-speed is actually turning over! Great for tailwind bombs, severe uphill shots, even long range rollers. For average arms, the Vulcan was one of the more useful maximum distance discs. In Champion plastic, it was slightly less understable with a -3 high speed turn.
Disc Type: Distance Driver
Status: Limited
Approved Date: 2010
Stock Run: 2011 – 2022
Dimensions: Diameter: Small (21.2 cm) Rim: 2.4 cm
Max Weight: 176 g
Innova Daedalus
Looking for something that compares to the Vulcan? Consider the Innova Daedalus, which is still in production: The Daedalus has similar flight features to the speedy and understable Vulcan, especially in Champion plastic. This disc is very fast and can take a big bite out of the fairway.
Innova Tern
Or, try the Tern. Though not quite as fast as the Vulcan, the Tern can still tear through the hole. Very easy to control without putting your entire back into it. Lots of glide, too.