Distance Driver · Stable vs Understable
The Kastaplast Grym (OOP) (13/5/-2/+2) and Westside Discs Queen (14/5/-3/+2) are both distance drivers, and they fly similarly, with only minor differences.
The Queen is the faster disc (speed 14 vs 13), needing a touch more arm speed, while the Grym (OOP) comes up to speed at a lower power level. The Grym (OOP) is the more overstable of the two (stability 0 vs -1), so it fights wind and finishes harder to the left, while the Queen flies straighter or turns more. Estimated maximum distance is about 139 m for the Grym (OOP) versus 146 m for the Queen.
Choose the Grym (OOP) when you need to fight wind, throw forehand, or want a dependable finishing hook. Reach for the Queen when you want a straighter line, an easier turnover, or more help at a lower arm speed.
The Queen is the faster disc (speed 14 vs 13), needing a touch more arm speed, while the Grym (OOP) comes up to speed at a lower power level. The Grym (OOP) is the more overstable of the two (stability 0 vs -1), so it fights wind and finishes harder to the left, while the Queen flies straighter or turns more.
The Grym (OOP) is more overstable and finishes harder to the left; the Queen flies straighter or turns more easily.