The Atlantis is rated 9/6/-4/1. Four points of turn with 6 glide read as a deeply understable, gliding fairway flight, early right movement for a right-hand backhand and only a soft ending; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not a wind fighter. Alfa Discs, the Norwegian brand whose About page traces its start to a couple of young founders and a 2019 holiday in the United States, pitches the Atlantis at easy extra distance for every level: an understable driver with plenty of turn and glide that still stands up to a good amount of power, in its page's words. That page prints the same figures carried here, the 31 October 2022 PDGA approval date this record shows, and a Chrome Line run matching the one recorded on this site. TryDiscs records a Chrome Line run of the mold.
The Atlantis is rated 9/6/-4/1. Four points of turn with 6 glide read as a deeply understable, gliding fairway flight, early right movement for a right-hand backhand and only a soft ending; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not a wind fighter.
Alfa Discs, the Norwegian brand whose About page traces its start to a couple of young founders and a 2019 holiday in the United States, pitches the Atlantis at easy extra distance for every level: an understable driver with plenty of turn and glide that still stands up to a good amount of power, in its page's words. That page prints the same figures carried here, the 31 October 2022 PDGA approval date this record shows, and a Chrome Line run matching the one recorded on this site.
TryDiscs records a Chrome Line run of the mold.
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