RPM Discs Kiwi

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RPM Discs

Kiwi

Flight Numbers
10
Speed
How fast the disc must be thrown to fly as intended. Scale of 1–14. A speed 10.0 disc is forgiving and works well at moderate arm speeds.
4
Glide
How long the disc stays in the air. Scale of 1–7. Higher glide means more distance potential, but less control in wind.
0
Turn
High-speed tendency to veer right (for right-hand backhand). Scale of +1 to −5. Negative values mean the disc turns right at speed.
4
Fade
Low-speed finish to the left (for right-hand backhand). Scale of 0–5. Lower fade means a gentler, more predictable finish.

RPM on the Kiwi

The Kiwi was RPM’s first driver and was previously known as the Raptor and the Taniwha. The latest iteration is a more overstable than the previous versions of the disc and will hold a consistent angle through high speed with a sharp fade to finish.

Shipping cost for 1 disc shipped to any address in Japan is ¥185, using Japan Post’s ClickPost service. Shipping rate can change when additional products are included in the same order. Final shipping cost and discounts can be viewed in the shopping cart, before final payment is required.

Pickup available at Seto — Usually ready in 4 hours
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Weight
Show every weight. Use this to reset the weight filter. Lighter discs are easier to throw far with less arm speed. Great for younger players or windy conditions. Mid-range weights suit most players. A good balance of control and distance for average arm speeds. Heavier discs are more wind-resistant and hold their line better at high arm speeds. Preferred by experienced players.
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