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ARP - Disc Review - DGA Breaker Review - feat. Ben Llena of Team DGA
The DGA Breaker review is an in-depth disc review featuring Ben Lenna of Team DGA, showcasing the performance of the Discmania DGA Breaker disc from the Speedline series. The reviewer discusses the disc's flat feeling and broad shoulder, making it suitable for both forehand grips and fan grip throws. With its durable design and sparkle finish, the Breaker demonstrates reliable finishes on various forceflex lines. Ben Lenna puts the disc to the test, throwing it on a variety of hyzers and angles, highlighting its ability to maintain a consistent line of flight and fade. The reviewer also shares their personal experience with the disc's handling, noting its comfort in the hand and reliable performance despite some initial wobbles. With its overstable putt and approach characteristics, the DGA Breaker is suitable for players seeking confidence in their throws, particularly on breezy days or with forceflex lines.
Ben Llena of Team DGA reviews the DGA Breaker: expert analysis & insights on its high-performance capabilities.
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all right the DGA breaker in the SP line this is a very flat feeling disc it's got a pretty broad shoulder to it it's a little bit deeper than some of the other puttan approach this that I've thrown in this category but you can still establish a good forehand grip as well as a backhand power grip and fan grip there's a very good feeling of durability to this disc a little bit of slickness but this sparkle finish looks really sharp looking forward to see how it performs all right here we go with the DGA breaker just a put an approach disc command SP for glider 3 turn to 0 fade of 3 I'm gonna let it go here on a few hyzers and see that the disc pretty much holds that line the entire length of the flight there's no attempt to turn it over or anything I've got to save my throat today look a little sick I think I was feeling a little bit under the weather so the throws are reflective of that I may have to revisit this dismount back to full form don't a few standstills here and we see that right there was a good angle of seeing the disc maintain that angle the entire length of the flight here is a poor attempt there to turn over then glide quite get the angle right but that fade definitely took effect and came out now that's the better look and turn over there all right there the right angles coming out and lands flat all right there's ideal for a nice turn over shot here is a wobbly any forehand and it lands flat as well are have the breaker which is an overstable putt and approach disk in this SP line plastic it felt a little slick in the beginning this was a little bit of a brisk day with some wind but after a couple of throws you really kind of get used to the plastic in the field there were no early releases or any late releases really which was good the feel is very comfortable in the hand you have some reliable finishes with this disc even on forceflex lines like this it's able to fight back out and get to a flat position so it gives you that confidence that you need when you're...
