The Beech is an Above Ground Level midrange rated 5/2/0/3. Limited glide and a strong finish suit hyzer routes and placement shots where a long forward carry would overshoot the landing. AGL's 2021 product page gives the Beech a specific origin. The brand says it encountered an existing Gateway mold identified as number 52 in a mystery box in December 2020, then acquired the remaining discs and adopted the design for its own lineup. A team naming process produced Beech. The PDGA approved the Beech under Above Ground Level on 30 August 2021.
The Beech is an Above Ground Level midrange rated 5/2/0/3. Limited glide and a strong finish suit hyzer routes and placement shots where a long forward carry would overshoot the landing.
AGL's 2021 product page gives the Beech a specific origin. The brand says it encountered an existing Gateway mold identified as number 52 in a mystery box in December 2020, then acquired the remaining discs and adopted the design for its own lineup. A team naming process produced Beech.
The PDGA approved the Beech under Above Ground Level on 30 August 2021.
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