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Westside Discs | 13/5/0/4 /VIP/ Adder / Pink / |

Westside Discs | 13/5/0/4 /VIP/ Adder / Pink / |

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Flight Numbers: 13 | 5 | 0 | 4

The Westside Adder is what happens when a distance driver spends its free time bench pressing other distance drivers.

Named after one of the most dangerous snakes in the world, the Adder isn't here to make friends. It's here to fight headwinds, ignore your weak little crosswinds, and finish hard no matter what kind of chaos is happening down the fairway. If you've ever thrown a driver and thought, "I wish this faded even harder," congratulations—you may have found your spirit animal.

For players with serious arm speed, the Adder is a reliable bomber that won't flip when you lean on it. For everyone else, it's a utility machine capable of monster skips, spike hyzers, forehand blasts, and getting around corners that seem physically impossible.

Throw it flat and watch it push forward before delivering a fade that feels less like a flight characteristic and more like a personal decision. Give it some height and it'll carve a predictable arc back to Earth like it has unfinished business.

Best Uses:
• Headwind drives that laugh at the weather
• Power forehands
• Spike hyzers and skip shots
• Utility shots that demand maximum fade

Available in a variety of Westside plastics, the Adder offers dependable overstability and durability for players who need a disc they can trust when things get ugly. Whether you're battling the elements or trying to get around a stand of trees the size of a small forest, the Adder is ready.

Real Talk:
If you're throwing 250 feet and looking for your first distance driver, this ain't it. The Adder has all the subtlety of a folding chair to the face. But if you've got power, a forehand, or a need for a disc that absolutely refuses to turn over, you'll understand why people love this thing.

Bottom Line:
The Adder doesn't care about your feelings, the wind, or that tree you were trying to avoid. It knows one thing: fade hard and take names.

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