Stability:Stable-to-understable, offering controlled flights for straight shots, slight turnovers, and hyzer flips.
Best Uses:Excellent for line shaping, especially in wooded areas, and gaining distance with tailwinds. It's described as a "control driver".
Target Audience:Suitable for all skill levels, from beginners looking for a first driver to experienced players needing a reliable, understable option.
Plastic Options:Available in various Mint Discs plastics including Apex, Eternal, Sublime, Sublime Soft, and Nocturnal (glow).
Apex:Premium plastic with good grip and glide, known for being slightly more understable.
Eternal:Durable and stable, often compared to Champion or Opto plastics.
Sublime:Provides excellent grip and durability, designed to maintain flight characteristics.
Nocturnal:Glow plastic option.
Flight Description:When thrown flat, it exhibits a gentle turn followed by a slight fade, resulting in an almost straight flight. It's often compared to a faster Leopard or a Kastaplast Falk.
PDGA Approved:Yes.
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