The Blast is a putt and approach disc rated 4/2/0/4. Low glide with a heavy 4 fade reads as a flight built around the finish: short, blunt and hard left for a right-hand backhand, an approach profile rather than a floater. It is not a disc for stretching carry. DGA's store copy matches that reading: an overstable, beadless approach disc with high torque resistance, low glide and a confident fade, its shallow profile carrying a subtle thumb track and slightly recessed flight plate for clean backhand and forehand releases, in the brand's words. The bead field on this page agrees with the beadless call. The PDGA approved it on 18 August 2025. TryDiscs records a ProLine run of the mold; the store sells further runs our plastics data does not yet record.
The Blast is a putt and approach disc rated 4/2/0/4. Low glide with a heavy 4 fade reads as a flight built around the finish: short, blunt and hard left for a right-hand backhand, an approach profile rather than a floater. It is not a disc for stretching carry.
DGA's store copy matches that reading: an overstable, beadless approach disc with high torque resistance, low glide and a confident fade, its shallow profile carrying a subtle thumb track and slightly recessed flight plate for clean backhand and forehand releases, in the brand's words. The bead field on this page agrees with the beadless call. The PDGA approved it on 18 August 2025.
TryDiscs records a ProLine run of the mold; the store sells further runs our plastics data does not yet record.
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