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ARP Disc Review - Gateway Prophecy
The ARP Disc Review - Gateway Prophecy is a detailed examination of the Gateway Prophecy disc golf driver. Reviewer discusses their hands-on experience with the premium diamond plastic model, weighing in at 180 grams and featuring flight numbers 5502. The reviewer shares their impressions on comfort, grip, and overall performance, drawing from their own testing and comparisons to other Gateway discs. Discussed topics include the Prophecy's familiar mode but unique feel compared to other Gateway discs, as well as its natural flight patterns, including zero turn and reliable fade. Reviewer also touches on the rim's depth and how this affects the disc's behavior in different arm speeds. The review aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Prophecy's characteristics and performance, allowing viewers to make an informed decision about their next purchase.
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you so we have another mid from gateway this was called a prophecy we do have it in that premium diamond plastic it comes in at a hundred and eighty grams and it has the flight numbers of five five zero two we were given the disk by a member of our disc golf club to review we did go on the gateways website to get additional information regarding the disc this is from their flight chart and I just want to show the profile of the disc and the expected flight pattern and various arm speeds according to their flight chart comfort in my hands one of the first things I know when I pick up a disc the prophecy has a familiar mode but it is an outlier from other gateway means that I have grown or reviewed the flesh and on the bottom edge of the disc where it meets the tips of my fingers or what the most awkward feelings honestly thought that when testing I might cut my index finger on the good release to get felt that sharp I can't say enough about the diamond plastic though is a great feeling material and again feels durable my name my start date my orientation my PDG a number my rating my Everage Drive and rounds plate the Prophecy's another disc from Gateway that is close to us numbers begin starting with the natural flight of the disc the prophecy has the zero turn and a reliable fade at times it feel like a fade was more than the stated but was always gonna fade or fled you've drawn a strong announcer the rim goes a little deeper from the edge to the bottom of the plate than other mids with the similar mode but there is no flip up to straight with the prophecy and that can be a good thing to have so little fade you may think that it would have a tendency to flip but not in this diamond plastic as testing I really put some spin on some of these throws and it just held mine and finished lesson concerns wore away and my focus became uncomfortable in my hand and at release it had the dependable fight and finish but my comfort was just off all right so initial impressions on the prophecy by gateway disks I'll start with the...
