The Baobab is Above Ground Level's unusually fade-led approach disc, rated 4/0/1/3. Its very limited glide makes it useful for short utility lines where the disc needs to curve and come down, rather than carry far forward. AGL's 2020 product notes call it extremely overstable and recommend it for rollers and utility shots. The positive turn rating is part of that intended resistance to turning away from the fading side. The PDGA approved the Baobab on 30 April 2020. AGL's launch-era collection page connects the unusual disc to its tree namesake.
The Baobab is Above Ground Level's unusually fade-led approach disc, rated 4/0/1/3. Its very limited glide makes it useful for short utility lines where the disc needs to curve and come down, rather than carry far forward.
AGL's 2020 product notes call it extremely overstable and recommend it for rollers and utility shots. The positive turn rating is part of that intended resistance to turning away from the fading side.
The PDGA approved the Baobab on 30 April 2020. AGL's launch-era collection page connects the unusual disc to its tree namesake.
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