Gateway Warrior
Flight path RHBH
Gateway · Mid-Range Driver

Warrior

Flight Numbers

5

Speed

4

Glide

0

Turn

3

Fade

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About the Warrior

Warrior: Gateway’s overstable mid-range driver

The Gateway Warrior is a versatile midrange disc, combining glide, control, and reliability. Designed as a faster, more overstable counterpart to the Element, the Warrior handles greater power and excels at long upshots, hyzer approaches, and light headwind throws. With excellent glide and a dependable fade, it is a trusted choice for precision and versatility on the course.

A newer version of the Warrior was approved on April 9, 2010, features a larger diameter (22.0cm vs. 21.0cm), a flatter profile, and increased speed compared to the original 1999 release. These updates enhance torque resistance and modernize the feel, making it more effective for power throws and controlled flights. The older version, while still reliable, offered a smaller diameter and a less overstable flight, catering to a different style of play.

With a rim depth of 1.2cm and a rim thickness of 1.4cm, the new Warrior delivers a comfortable grip and superior performance. As the most overstable midrange in Gateway’s lineup, it’s ideal for carving technical lines, navigating windy conditions, and ensuring reliable finishes. The Gateway Warrior is a must-have for players seeking power and precision in a midrange disc.

Flies like…

How much the Warrior turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.

BeginnerUnder 300 ft drive
Intermediate300-400 ft drive
AdvancedOver 400 ft drive

What the numbers mean

Speed5How fast it has to be thrown
Glide4How long it stays in the air
Turn0Right at high speed
Fade3Left as it slows down

PDGA specs

Measured by the PDGA when the Warrior was certified. Each card names discs that share the number, so you can feel it in the hand.

1999
First approvedOct 20, 1999When the PDGA first certified the mould for sanctioned play. Retooled since; the measurements here are from the latest approval.Approved the same yearInnova Leopard·Millennium JLS·Discraft APX
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim depth dimensioned
Rim depth1.2cmFrom the bottom of the rim up to where the inner rim meets the flight plate — the pocket your fingers curl into. At least 1.1 cm.Same rim depthAxiom Crave·Discraft Force·Discraft Cyclone·Prodigy F5·Prodigy H3
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim width dimensioned
Rim width1.4cmOuter edge to inner edge of the rim (the PDGA calls it rim thickness). Wider rims generally mean faster discs. Capped at 2.6 cm.Same rim widthProdigy M4·Discmania MD3·Innova Roc3·Prodigy A3·Westside Discs Warship

Available plastics

Speed · Glide · Turn · Fade

Discs with similar flight numbers

Latitude 64AnchorOverstable5403
Westside DiscsBardOverstable5403
AGLBeechOverstable5403
DiscraftBuzzz OSOverstable5403
ProdigyM1Overstable5403
DiscmaniaMD4Overstable5403
Dynamic DiscsMutinyOverstable5403
InnovaRoc3Overstable5403
Løft DiscsSiliconOverstable5403
MVPVectorOverstable5403
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