The Paradigm is Discmania's distance driver rated 12/6/-1.5/2, balancing noticeable turn and substantial glide with a moderate finish. It suits players who can power a speed-12 driver and want to shape distance lines. Lower-power throwers may get a shorter fading flight instead of the broad curve suggested by its ratings. Discmania says the aim was to combine distance-driver speed with a feel and responsiveness associated with a fairway driver. The maker recommends controlled distance, tailwind shots and touch forehands. It also describes hyzer lines and sweeping curves as intended uses, so it is a shaping driver rather than a disc chosen solely for hard fade. Discmania says its Primal Run Paradigms carry their own stamp and come in Discmania orange, a color the stock release does not use. The PDGA approved the Paradigm on 2 May 2022 (22-72).
The Paradigm is Discmania's distance driver rated 12/6/-1.5/2, balancing noticeable turn and substantial glide with a moderate finish. It suits players who can power a speed-12 driver and want to shape distance lines. Lower-power throwers may get a shorter fading flight instead of the broad curve suggested by its ratings.
Discmania says the aim was to combine distance-driver speed with a feel and responsiveness associated with a fairway driver. The maker recommends controlled distance, tailwind shots and touch forehands. It also describes hyzer lines and sweeping curves as intended uses, so it is a shaping driver rather than a disc chosen solely for hard fade.
Discmania says its Primal Run Paradigms carry their own stamp and come in Discmania orange, a color the stock release does not use. The PDGA approved the Paradigm on 2 May 2022 (22-72).
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