The Reach is a distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3. A single point of turn at speed 12 into a 3 fade suggests a fast flight with some right drift at high speed and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to slower arms or to players seeking long turnover lines. Birdie called it its fourth mold and openly pitched it on the Innova Destroyer's flight numbers, as a “People's Destroyer” that can flip up and go a long way before its finish. Birdie says the Reach was re-tooled from its prototype version into a friendlier flight. The PDGA approved it on 28 August 2023 (23-217). Birdie's online store was offline in September 2026, behind a notice describing a temporary pause. Birdie's own listings have included a Premium Frisbee Club Edition, supporting YouTube creator Broderic, a limited Color Glow run and a Metal Flake prototype run. TryDiscs lists it in Birdie Premium, Color Glow (Birdie) and Metal Flake (Birdie).
The Reach is a distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3. A single point of turn at speed 12 into a 3 fade suggests a fast flight with some right drift at high speed and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to slower arms or to players seeking long turnover lines.
Birdie called it its fourth mold and openly pitched it on the Innova Destroyer's flight numbers, as a “People's Destroyer” that can flip up and go a long way before its finish. Birdie says the Reach was re-tooled from its prototype version into a friendlier flight. The PDGA approved it on 28 August 2023 (23-217). Birdie's online store was offline in September 2026, behind a notice describing a temporary pause.
Birdie's own listings have included a Premium Frisbee Club Edition, supporting YouTube creator Broderic, a limited Color Glow run and a Metal Flake prototype run. TryDiscs lists it in Birdie Premium, Color Glow (Birdie) and Metal Flake (Birdie).
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