Blizzard Champion Wahoo

IMO, flies more stable than the r-pro wahoo. Good for backhand and forehand. Haven't had to test if it floats in water or not yet. Not a big fan of the textured rim, but others might. (Posted on 7/11/2016)

This disc have saved my much more than I payed for it. Where I play the course all have large amounts of water and thanks to the Wahoo I haven't lost any discs. It's also great to throw too. I used to have the R-Pro Wahoo but this one is superior. (Posted on 1/31/2016)

I got this disc because I had enough of throwing money into the lake at my local course. This disc has definitely paid for its self. It flys perfectly with the flight ratings. The only thing I had an issue with is that the stamp on my orange wahoo was pictured as blue but, when I received it, the stamp was red. (Posted on 12/19/2015)

The Blizzard Champion Wahoo is a very nice disc. But that's all. It's nice. The artwork on it is amazing and being able to get the heavier weight in a very durable champion material seemed like a great idea.
Then I got the disc, and to get the weight into legal ranges the amount of bubbles that have to be put in the rim make it a death sentence if it were to hit a tree. With my fingers alone I could crush the very outside edge of this disc.
Add to that the fact that personally I find the blizzard champion material difficult to grip well and its a very underwhelming disc.
It floats perfectly and throws in line with what its flight ratings are. Its just not worth the extra money for a floating disc that i'm scared to use anywhere else for fear of damaging it if it hit even a stone on the ground.
Personally i'd say get the r-pro wahoo if you need a floater in the higher speeds.
That or just get the really light blizzard champion, under 140grams, of the disc you use anyway. (Posted on 10/15/2015)

There is a water hole at my local course that has claimed numerous discs (mine and other locals). When I saw that they had made the Wahoo in a better plastic than its R-Pro counterpart I figured it was worth a shot. I am not disappointed! The disc is much more stable in this Blizzard plastic and can be used for a variety of shots. It floats fine and lets you throw off the tee with confidence that you aren't going to throw away $$ into the water. It will pay for itself in no time. (Posted on 6/1/2015)