The Zingback is a low-speed precision approach and catch disc rated 2/3/0/0. Cheengz recommends it for touch approaches to about 150 feet and for learning its angle response by throwing with a partner. It is designed for accuracy and controlled hyzer, anhyzer, and hyzer-flip releases, not for driver distance. Cheengz identifies the mold as Peter Bloeme's K-10, an evolution of the Fastback used in early flying-disc and canine competition. The PDGA approved the Zingback on August 30, 2021 under certification 21-96. Current documented materials are durable TPU-based Pro Plaztic and the grippier, wear-changing I-Plaztic base blend.
The Zingback is a low-speed precision approach and catch disc rated 2/3/0/0. Cheengz recommends it for touch approaches to about 150 feet and for learning its angle response by throwing with a partner. It is designed for accuracy and controlled hyzer, anhyzer, and hyzer-flip releases, not for driver distance.
Cheengz identifies the mold as Peter Bloeme's K-10, an evolution of the Fastback used in early flying-disc and canine competition. The PDGA approved the Zingback on August 30, 2021 under certification 21-96. Current documented materials are durable TPU-based Pro Plaztic and the grippier, wear-changing I-Plaztic base blend.
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