The Clash Discs Millet is an understable control driver (7/6/-3/1) built for smooth, glide-heavy shots that turn easily and float down the fairway. With a shallow rim and one of the longest-flying releases you will find at its speed, the Millet is friendly for newer players still building arm speed, while stronger throwers use it for reliable turnovers, rollers, and gentle anhyzer lines. Thrown flat it shows a pronounced turn but still carries enough stability to finish out of a light breeze. Clash offers it in their grippy, durable Steady plastic and in Steady Ring, the brand's swirly take on a rim-overmold blend. It is an easy disc to trust when you want distance without muscling it.
The Clash Discs Millet is an understable control driver (7/6/-3/1) built for smooth, glide-heavy shots that turn easily and float down the fairway. With a shallow rim and one of the longest-flying releases you will find at its speed, the Millet is friendly for newer players still building arm speed, while stronger throwers use it for reliable turnovers, rollers, and gentle anhyzer lines. Thrown flat it shows a pronounced turn but still carries enough stability to finish out of a light breeze. Clash offers it in their grippy, durable Steady plastic and in Steady Ring, the brand's swirly take on a rim-overmold blend. It is an easy disc to trust when you want distance without muscling it.
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