Stokely Discs Cardinal (Thermo)
The Stokely Discs Cardinal in Thermo plastic is a stable, glidey fairway driver built for consistent control, effortless distance, and clean, accurate flights. True to its name, the Cardinal is vibrant, balanced, and reliable — a versatile driver that performs beautifully across a range of throwing styles. The Thermo blend offers a premium, durable feel with a grippy, slightly firm texture that provides excellent control and torque resistance for both power and finesse shots.
Flight & Feel – 7 / 5 / -1 / 2
The Cardinal flies straight with a touch of turn and a smooth, dependable fade at the end. Its stability makes it great for straight control drives, soft hyzers, and gentle turnovers. With impressive glide and consistent handling, it fills the gap between slower fairways and faster distance drivers. The moderate dome and comfortable rim shape give it a natural, confident feel in the hand for both backhand and forehand releases.
Key Features
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Stable fairway driver for controlled distance and consistent accuracy
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Thermo plastic provides premium durability and firm, grippy texture
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Smooth turn with reliable fade for predictable, workable lines
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High glide helps achieve distance with minimal effort
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Comfortable rim suitable for all throwing styles
Who Bags the Thermo Cardinal?
The Cardinal is a great fit for players of all skill levels. Beginners will appreciate its forgiving stability and effortless glide, while advanced players can rely on it for controlled placement shots, straight fairway drives, and dependable hyzers. It’s also a favorite for players who prefer a fairway that feels fast without sacrificing accuracy.
Why the Cardinal Belongs in Your Bag
The Cardinal is a precision fairway driver that thrives on control and consistency. It’s stable enough for windy rounds but workable enough for shaping lines through tight fairways. In Thermo plastic, it combines long-lasting durability, reliable stability, and a premium grip, making it an essential fairway driver for any bag.
