The Maestro is Discmania's compact midrange rated 4/3/0/2, with little rated turn, moderate fade and less glide than many general-purpose mids. It suits shorter placement throws where a restrained flight and a discernible finish are more useful than maximum carry. Players seeking a floaty, turning midrange may find its role too conservative. Discmania describes a low profile and says the Maestro shares the diameter of its drivers and putters. Those are useful buying details for someone who dislikes a broad midrange in the hand. The maker places the Maestro in the Active line and characterizes the flight as straight with late fade. That gives it a specific role between putting distance and longer midrange shots. The PDGA approved the Maestro on 3 April 2019 (19-33).
The Maestro is Discmania's compact midrange rated 4/3/0/2, with little rated turn, moderate fade and less glide than many general-purpose mids. It suits shorter placement throws where a restrained flight and a discernible finish are more useful than maximum carry. Players seeking a floaty, turning midrange may find its role too conservative.
Discmania describes a low profile and says the Maestro shares the diameter of its drivers and putters. Those are useful buying details for someone who dislikes a broad midrange in the hand.
The maker places the Maestro in the Active line and characterizes the flight as straight with late fade. That gives it a specific role between putting distance and longer midrange shots. The PDGA approved the Maestro on 3 April 2019 (19-33).
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