The MD3x is Discmania's midrange rated 5/5/0/2, aimed at holding a powered line and finishing with moderate fade. It suits players who want a midrange that can be pushed without relying on substantial high-speed turn. A disc with less fade may fit better when the aim is to carry straight through a narrow landing zone. Discmania says discs using the MD3x mold were previously sold in its Evolution line as the Method. The maker recommends it for torque-resistant backhand shots and windy play.
The MD3x is Discmania's midrange rated 5/5/0/2, aimed at holding a powered line and finishing with moderate fade. It suits players who want a midrange that can be pushed without relying on substantial high-speed turn. A disc with less fade may fit better when the aim is to carry straight through a narrow landing zone.
Discmania says discs using the MD3x mold were previously sold in its Evolution line as the Method. The maker recommends it for torque-resistant backhand shots and windy play.
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