Stokely Peregrine

The Stokely Peregrine is Scott Stokelys flagship distance driver, designed to soar like its avian namesake. Predicted flight numbers 12 | 6 | -2 | 2 promise blistering speed, soaring glide, workable high-speed turn, and a confident forward fade. Throw it flat and watch a long, flexing S-curve stretch past 400 feet before settling nose-down. Add hyzer into a headwind and the disc pops to flat, tracks straight, then finishes forward without dumping. Power forehand strikers appreciate the 2.2 cm rim and torque-resistant profile, which launch low lasers that still push deep. Moderate arms will find hyzer-flips effortless, gaining free distance with reliable late finish.

The debut run comes in Thermo plastic, Stokelys premium, opaque blend. Thermo stays grippyeven when wetthanks to high-end polymers that refuse to feel slick. Its impressive plastic memory snaps the disc back to shape after tree hits, preserving flight traits round after round. That durability slows seasoning, so the Peregrine holds its balanced stability far longer than typical premium blends.

PDGA approval on December 2 2024 confirms tournament legality. Specifications read 21.0 cm diameter, 1.5 cm height, and a comfortable 22 mm rimmatching many big-distance staples yet shaving weight to 174.3 g max.:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} That spec sheet pairs with field reports describing an overstable high-speed driver that trusts its angle in any wind, making it deadly consistent for power hyzers and long side-arm bombs.

Slot the Peregrine over a Destroyer for extra glide, or under a beefy Raptor for more workable flex lines. Fresh runs carve wide-open fairways; seasoned Thermo discs evolve into turnover distance machines without losing predictable fade. If your game demands raw speed plus sculptable control, give the Peregrine room to flyyoull watch it dive-bomb fairways like the fastest raptor on earth.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 12
• Glide: 6
• Turn: -2
• Fade: 2

Plastics

Thermo (first-run prototype). Compare Stokely blends for grip and durability HERE!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Stokely Peregrine stable enough for headwind drives?

Yes. Add modest hyzer and the disc flips to flat, rides forward, then finishes without burning over.

How does the Stokely Peregrine compare to an Innova Destroyer?

Peregrine glides longer and turns earlier, creating bigger flex shots; Destroyer fights wind harder but glides slightly less.

What shots suit the Peregrine best?

Full-power hyzer-flips, long flex S-curves, windy distance lines, and high-glide forehand bombs all highlight its design.