Star Leopard Factory Second

The Leopard is the enemy of all wooded courses. This thing is amazing on hyzerflips and anhyzers. You will find that you have complete control with this disc in your hand. The Star plastic will season into an amazing workhorse for you. (Posted on 12/31/2018)

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)