The Genius is Discmania's very understable speed-7 driver, rated 7/5/-4/1. It is aimed at players who need a disc to turn readily, including newer throwers working toward driver distance and stronger arms choosing turnover or roller lines. It is less suitable when the main goal is a strong finish or resistance to high-speed turn. Discmania introduced it as the first driver in the Active lineup and recommends it for air shots as well as rollers. In practical terms, the same willingness to turn that helps a slower thrower can require more hyzer and restraint from someone throwing hard. There is little finishing fade in the rating to compensate for an overly aggressive turning release. The PDGA approved the Genius on 3 April 2019 (19-34).
The Genius is Discmania's very understable speed-7 driver, rated 7/5/-4/1. It is aimed at players who need a disc to turn readily, including newer throwers working toward driver distance and stronger arms choosing turnover or roller lines. It is less suitable when the main goal is a strong finish or resistance to high-speed turn.
Discmania introduced it as the first driver in the Active lineup and recommends it for air shots as well as rollers. In practical terms, the same willingness to turn that helps a slower thrower can require more hyzer and restraint from someone throwing hard. There is little finishing fade in the rating to compensate for an overly aggressive turning release.
The PDGA approved the Genius on 3 April 2019 (19-34).
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