Star Leopard Factory Second

Excellent driver for beginners/ anybody. Star plastic holding up great (my course eats up discs with it's desert landscape http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=3258). Couldn't be happier. (Posted on 3/11/2014)

A frustrating side of disc golf (for me) is that as you improve you can quickly outgrow discs. The great thing about the Leopard is that it gives you a straight driver when you first start, then transitions to a nice turn-over and utility disc.

Worth buying the upgraded plastic because this disc will be in your bag longer than many others.

*Side note* it's very pretty in white. (Posted on 9/3/2013)

I picked up a leopard somewhat skeptical that it would change my game much over a mid-range disc. It has. The disc is easy to control and will fade hard if I let it, but I can also turn it right if needed. I occasionally find myself throwing this as far as my regular distance drivers off the tee. (Posted on 7/21/2013)

I'm very new to the sport. Started with a GOOD set of Innova starter discs but was having trouble with the Champion Valkyrie. Nothing wrong with the disc, but I had to learn throwing LHBH due to a right arm injury, and I am right handed. I do NOT have great strength in my left arm. A local player recommended the Star Leopard, so I ordered it. It immediately improved my drives. It flies nice and straight for me with a nice predictable fade at the end. I still can't throw as far as the big guns I'm playing with at the local course, but THIS disc keeps me in the hunt! (Posted on 5/11/2013)

Great disc for starter players and straighter throws. (Posted on 2/19/2013)

I use this disc often due to it's predictable flight pattern. Very versatile and an overall great disc. (Posted on 9/24/2012)

One of my very first discs. I remember how heart broken I was when I threw my old DX leopard into a tree and heard it die. I found it with a giant slit through most of the flight plate. Never again since now i've got my hands on a star! Does what I always remember it doing-- goes where I want it to and is versatile enough for most any situation. Other than super long distance holes I could play my whole round using only the Leopard. (Posted on 3/28/2012)

After you get used to throwing the Leopard you will love this disc. At low speeds it is straight/ barely overstable, at high speeds it is just a tad bit understable. Plus it is amazing for tomahawks/ hook thumbs. (Posted on 3/26/2012)