James Proctor Vex Vessel
James Proctor Vex Vessel
Flight numbers & chart 4Speed 3Glide 0Turn 3Fade
Choose a distance that represents the effort of this throw. Each disc may land shorter or farther. The chart adds 30 ft of headroom.
About this chart
Estimated paths assume a clean, flat release in calm air. Printed flight numbers lead; matching reviews make modest corrections. The distance setting changes throw effort and flight shape. Forehand uses a slightly different spin-to-speed response, without assuming wobble. Nose angle, spin, plastic, weight, wear and wind can change real flights.
TSA Vessel: 4 | 3 | 0 | 3
In conversations with Thought Space Team member James Proctor, TSA identified a gap in their lineup—a need for a premium, overstable approach disc. They knew that they have been running into some consistency issues with the Temple mold in premium plastic but have been happy with it in the Nerve Pro plastic. That kicked off some collaboration with their friends at Discraft as they explored what might fill that space.
During those talks, TSA revisited a past contender: a Ringer GT Zone prototype that narrowly missed production by just a few votes during their Zone GT Battle Pack event. It didn’t sit right letting a mold with that much promise fade away… so like Lazarus, TSA is bringing it back—with some tweaks.
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