Stokely Discs

The Stokely Discs Cardinal, a mid-range disc, is designed to provide a reliable flight pattern that benefits players during approaches and short drives. Initially, it exhibits a slight overstable trajectory, which stabilizes early in its flight. As it progresses, the Cardinal demonstrates a strong fade towards the end, which is particularly effective in preventing the disc from overshooting the target. This disc is adept at maintaining its flight angle, even in the face of strong headwinds, ensuring consistent performance when precision is crucial.

The Stokley Discs Finch is a beaded putter built for control and stability. It shares much of the Wren’s straight, predictable flight but adds a touch more fade and overall stability. The Finch holds lines well in any condition, making it a dependable throwing or putting option for players who prefer a firmer, more stable feel with a bead.

The Lark Fairway driver by Stokely Discs is a beginner friendly disc. Created to fly straight with a slight fade at the end, this disc is perfect for anyone who likes a slower speed disc that maintains its steady flight path.

The Stokely Discs Owl is a slow, overstable approach disc designed for short to medium distances. Its exceptional torque resistance makes it especially effective for sidearm throws, and its low profile helps it maintain stability in all wind conditions. With a reliable ability to stop quickly on the green, the Owl is the perfect tool for precision approaches.

The Stokely Peregrine is an overstable high-speed driver made for long hyzers, wind resistance, and consistent flight at full power.

The Stokley Discs Robin is a fairway driver designed for straight, controlled flights. It features minimal turn and a gentle, consistent fade that makes it easy to handle for players of all skill levels. The Robin offers dependable precision and versatility, serving as a reliable all-purpose driver on any course.

The Stokely Discs Wren, a beadless putter, excels in its flight performance, delivering a straight path at slow speeds which reduces the likelihood of missed putts. This predictable trajectory ensures accurate putting with minimal deviation. When thrown with more force, it slightly flips up before stabilizing and concluding with a slow, manageable fade. This behavior allows for precise distance control, making the Wren an ideal choice for players seeking reliability and consistency in their putting and approach game.