4 / 2 / 0 / 4 The Westside Anvil is a very overstable, low-glide midrange built for pure control and zero guesswork. It’s designed to handle power, ignore wind, and finish hard every single time. With almost no glide and no turn, it pushes forward briefly before dumping reliably—making it a go-to for precision approaches and utility lines where you cannot afford movement off your angle. In Tournament plastic, the Anvil gets a slightly grippier, more workable feel compared to VIP while still maintaining its durability and overstability. It holds up to torque, forehand power, and repeated use without losing that signature hard finish. Best Uses • Overstable approach shots• Forehand upshots• Headwind throws• Spike hyzers and utility lines Real Talk This thing does one job—and it does it better than almost anything. It goes forward a little… then dumps. Hard. If you’re trying to shape pretty lines, this ain’t it. If you need something that will not turn, no matter what, this is your hammer. Honestly—this is what you bag when you’re tired of discs betraying you.
