Rival
- Max Weight
- 176.8 g
- Diameter
- 21.3 cm
- Height
- 2 cm
- Rim Depth
- 1.2 cm
- Rim Width
- 1.8 cm
- Inside Rim Diameter
- 17.8 cm
- Rim Depth / Diameter
- 5.6 %
- Rim Configuration
- 29.25
- Flexibility
- 11.11 kg
- Bead
- No
Rival
The "Rival" by Legacy Discs serves as a versatile workhorse in the fairway segment, delivering controlled distance and reliable flight paths. With a speed of 7, it covers the classic fairway spectrum, making it suitable for precise approaches in wooded areas as well as open drives where control takes priority over maximum distance. The disc is particularly consistent in Icon and Pinnacle plastics and is often mentioned as an alternative to the Innova Teebird, though fresh models tend to be slightly less stable. For intermediate players, it offers an accessible entry into overstable fairway drivers, while advanced throwers can use it strategically for technical lines. In flight, the "Rival" maintains a stable, straight trajectory with moderate glide and finishes with a reliable fade. The turn rating of 0 translates to slight resistance against unwanted drift—the disc won’t flip uncontrollably on a clean release but remains manageable for powerful throws. Pinnacle plastic enhances stability slightly, while Icon versions allow for a bit more flexibility in flight behavior. The flight path resembles a stretched straight line with a gentle fade finish, making landings predictable. Compared to the Teebird, the "Rival" tends to exhibit less aggressive overstability despite identical flight numbers, making it more accessible for players with moderate arm speed. On hyzer angles, the disc produces controlled skip landings, while flat releases yield a straight line with a dependable fade hook. For forehand throws, its stability provides good resistance against unwanted turn, though it doesn’t hold up as rigidly as dedicated overstable discs. Backhand players appreciate the combination of straight flight and fade reliability, especially for technical fairway shots between 80 and 110 meters. Intermediate throwers will find the "Rival" a dependable step up for controlled fairway drives, while experienced players can utilize it for precise tunnel shots and anhyzer-to-fade lines.