Champion Viking Factory Second

Love the feel of it in my hand FH and BH. I'd give it a little more than a 2 fade, but very predictable. I use this disc for all types of shots, including thumbers and forehand approach shots where i need a quick overstable finish at low speed (Posted on 7/22/2016)

Like another Disc golfer mentioned, this was my first Distance Driver after using a borrowed DX Leopard. It took at least 3 trips to the course to get down how to throw it properly so I was a little defeated at times but now I really enjoy it. Its has a very predictable flight path which is what I wanted. This disc is fantastic for throwing both back and forehand drives. I bought my first in 170 gr and now I just bought a second in 160 gr so I can get a little more distance out of it. Cant wait (Posted on 5/5/2016)

My first distance driver....it took me a bit to get the control I needed to throw this straight, but now it is a laser with a little fade at the end. I also throw this side arm on some tricky right doglegs. (Posted on 3/31/2013)

Definitely an underrated mold. Sneaky distance comes from the healthy glide and manageable speed. Feels similar to a valkyrie in hand, but with a slightly more beveled bead. Awesome disc! (Posted on 2/4/2013)

The champ viking was the first driver I bought getting into the sport and I have always loved the versatility of the disc. A straight flyer with a nice hard hyzer in lighter weights. Great for sidearm shots and any hole that's tree heavy. Got my first ace with one of these guys! (Posted on 11/2/2012)

The Champion Viking is in my opinion one of the most underrated discs out there. This thing flies straight with less fade then most other discs out there. It can handle sidearm throws with a very simlar flight path if it was thrown backhand. I totally recomend this disc. Bottom line its highly controlable and a fun reliable disc to throw. (Posted on 4/28/2012)

I've been a fan of the Viking for some time. It combines accuracy with more distance than you would expect from a fairway driver. Since it doesn't fade as hard as high speed drivers I get more distance at the end of the flight. Once beat in I'm able to throw with slight hyzer for a perfectly straight shot or flat for slight turnovers.

I love this disc. (Posted on 2/17/2012)

Normally champion discs are too expensive but since it's a factory second the price is much more decent. This is an incredibly stable disc. I use it for stright shots and slight hyzers. The champion plastic is not easily broken so this disc will be used time and time again. Not my go-to driver on most holes but it has its moments. (Posted on 12/21/2011)

This disc is great for wooded courses because it can be thrown low to the ground and will stay in the air for a very long time. My champion viking is very easy to control and I use it for a variety of shots including hyzer approaches and when fairways are long and narrow. (Posted on 11/11/2011)