Lone Wolf 5|5|-3|1

Lone Star Mid-Range 5|5|-3|1

The Lone Wolf from Lone Star Discs is a disc golf midrange disc that is known for its understability and is considered one of their easiest to throw midrange discs. 

• Understable flight: It's designed to turn significantly at the beginning of its flight, making it ideal for shaping shots like hyzer flips (where you throw the disc on a hyzer angle and it flips up to flat) and turnover shots (where the disc turns right for a right-handed backhand throw and continues to move right).
• Flight Numbers: The standard flight numbers for the Lone Wolf are 5 / 5 / -3 / 1 (Speed/Glide/Turn/Fade), indicating good speed and glide with a lot of turn and a slight fade at the end of the flight.
• Beginner-friendly: Its understable nature makes it a good choice for beginners as it's easier to get distance and achieve straighter flights without needing a lot of power.
• Versatility: While it's great for beginners, experienced players can also utilize the Lone Wolf for specific shots like controlled turnovers, hyzer flips in wooded areas, and touch shots.
• Midrange/Fairway Crossover: While primarily categorized as a midrange, some describe it as a crossover disc with an aerodynamic profile that leans towards a fairway driver

It's important to note that the Lone Wolf can be very understable, especially for players with higher arm speeds or when thrown flat, potentially leading to roller shots. Some reviews mention it can be a touchy disc, particularly in headwinds. However, with proper technique and understanding of its flight characteristics, it can be a valuable disc for shaping shots and achieving a controlled flight path.