The All Star comes from Champion Plastics, one of the small American companies molding flying discs in the nineteen seventies before modern disc golf equipment existed. Like other discs of its generation it is closer to a catch disc than a golf disc: wide, slow, and glidey, happiest on smooth easy throws and prone to turning over when powered up. Today it matters mostly to collectors of early plastic, though it will still cruise a lawn or a casual round just fine.
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