MIKE SKUBE

THERE IS A great deal to be said about the excitement that a good
discus-launched glider (DLG) produces when it performs well. Pilots
who are new to hand launching need a model that has potential as
well as the strength and durability to get past some of the roughness
that a newcomer will inflict on it.
In addition, fliers want a sailplane
that is fast and easy to put together.