The Mentor is Discmania's speed-11 distance driver rated 11/5/-2/2, combining turn with a moderate finishing fade. It suits developing distance shots that need a broader curve than a straight control drive. Slower throwers may still be better served by a slower driver if the Mentor fades before showing its turn. Discmania's flight description is explicitly power-dependent: harder throws produce more turn, while a softer release gives a more stable flight. The maker places it in the Active lineup and describes a relatively wide but ergonomic rim. Its intention is a balance between high-speed movement and stability as the flight slows, rather than a dedicated turnover disc or a strongly overstable utility driver. The PDGA approved the Mentor on 3 April 2019 (19-32).
The Mentor is Discmania's speed-11 distance driver rated 11/5/-2/2, combining turn with a moderate finishing fade. It suits developing distance shots that need a broader curve than a straight control drive. Slower throwers may still be better served by a slower driver if the Mentor fades before showing its turn.
Discmania's flight description is explicitly power-dependent: harder throws produce more turn, while a softer release gives a more stable flight. The maker places it in the Active lineup and describes a relatively wide but ergonomic rim. Its intention is a balance between high-speed movement and stability as the flight slows, rather than a dedicated turnover disc or a strongly overstable utility driver.
The PDGA approved the Mentor on 3 April 2019 (19-32).
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