The Magician is Discmania's speed-6 driver rated 6/4/0/2, intended for a straight initial flight followed by moderate fade. It suits controlled drives and shorter forehands when a finishing bend is useful. A player looking for easy high-speed turn, or a disc that keeps drifting away from its fade side, may find the Magician too resistant to that line. Discmania recommends it for backhand drives and forehand approaches. The maker also highlights the smaller rim associated with its speed class, which can make it worth trying before a wider distance driver. The Active Premium listing describes a glossy, grippy material with more rigidity than the base blend. The PDGA approved the Magician on 3 April 2019 (19-30).
The Magician is Discmania's speed-6 driver rated 6/4/0/2, intended for a straight initial flight followed by moderate fade. It suits controlled drives and shorter forehands when a finishing bend is useful. A player looking for easy high-speed turn, or a disc that keeps drifting away from its fade side, may find the Magician too resistant to that line.
Discmania recommends it for backhand drives and forehand approaches. The maker also highlights the smaller rim associated with its speed class, which can make it worth trying before a wider distance driver.
The Active Premium listing describes a glossy, grippy material with more rigidity than the base blend. The PDGA approved the Magician on 3 April 2019 (19-30).
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