The Gateway G-One is a very high-speed distance driver with exceptional glide and gentle fade. It produces an understable flight that drifts right, making it a great option for players looking for easy distance or turnover lines.
High speed (12) demands significant arm speed and solid technique to achieve full flight.
Release on a slight hyzer for a "hyzer flip" that turns flat and glides straight. Or throw flat for a gentle turnover line.
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Distance drivers from Gateway are known for their durability and plastic choice, but the G-One stands out with specific flight characteristics. With a Speed 12 rating, this disc initiates a sharp, reliable turnover before fading slightly at the end of its flight. The glide is steady, helping the disc hold lines like deep anhyzers or rollers. Because of the understable nature, it wants to turn over quickly rather than fight back against the hand. Throwers looking to shape shots around obstacles or get the disc to skip off the tee pads will love this mold. It is an excellent tool for turnover drives that gradually flatten out, as well as generating the torque needed for rollers. While the maximum weight is just over 175 grams, the speed rating means players need decent arm speed to keep the disc from fading out immediately. It serves as a great utility driver that bridges the gap between beginners needing a reliable turnover and advanced players looking for a versatile approach driver.
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What the Gateway G-One's flight numbers mean for your game
This disc demands elite arm speed. Most recreational players will find it flies understable until they develop enough power.
Exceptional glide keeps this disc in the air a long time, maximizing distance. Be mindful of wind conditions.
This disc turns noticeably right (RHBH) during its high-speed phase. This creates useful turnover lines and can add significant distance.
A gentle fade at the end of flight. The disc hooks slightly left (RHBH) as it slows, providing a soft, predictable finish.
