Redwood 12|5|-1|2

AGL Distance Driver 12|5|-1|2

The AGL Discs Redwood is a high-speed, stable-to-slightly-understable distance driver designed for maximum distance. Released in 2022, it is known for its unique sandblasted rim and high glide, making it a "bomber" disc for players with sufficient arm speed.

• High glide: The 
  Redwood
   is known for its "glidey" flight, which helps it achieve significant distance. This is enhanced by a slightly domed profile on some runs.
• Unique rim design: The disc has a sandblasted texture on the leading edge of the top, which the manufacturer designed to increase speed by manipulating airflow, similar to the concept of golf ball dimples. It also has micro-striations on the bottom rim for added glide.
• Stability: Out of the box, the 
  Redwood
   is a stable driver. With some wear, it beats in to have a more pronounced turn, which allows for hyzer-flip shots. The stability can also vary slightly depending on the specific run, with flatter versions being more stable and domey versions being more understable.
• Hand feel: The rim is wide, and the sandblasted texture gives it a distinctive feel that some players find unusual but not problematic. The disc may feel stiff in the company's Alpine plastic, but the grip is excellent.
• Plastic: The Redwood is available in AGL's Alpine plastic, a premium blend known for its grip and durability. AGL discs are also made with a percentage of recycled plastic.
• Target player: While it is a high-speed driver, some intermediate players find it accessible for achieving good distance. Players with high arm speed can achieve long, S-shaped flights, while those with less power may find it more consistently stable.

• Consistent flights: Many players report that the Redwood flies true to its numbers, especially after it has been thrown a few times and beaten in slightly.
• Forehand and backhand: It is a versatile driver that performs well for both backhand and forehand shots, offering reliable distance with a solid fade.
• A "bomber" for distance: For many, the Redwood becomes a contender for the longest-flying disc in their bag, particularly for high, gliding distance shots.