The Comet is a classic understable midrange rated 4/5/-2/1, a glidey, beaded mold that turns gently to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and holds that turn before only a slight fade. One of Discraft's oldest midranges, it has long been valued for its big glide and easy, controllable turnover flights. That combination of glide and gentle turn makes it a forgiving, versatile mid: it holds straight-to-turning lines, floats for extra carry, and shapes easy turnover and hyzer-flip shots. The beaded rim gives it a secure, classic feel. It is a beaded midrange. It leans understable, so it favors touch and turning lines over overstable, wind-fighting finishes. Approved in 1995, the Comet is one of Discraft's long-standing understable midranges, a glide-forward classic. ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Comet turns even more and makes a dependable roller.
The Comet is a classic understable midrange rated 4/5/-2/1, a glidey, beaded mold that turns gently to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and holds that turn before only a slight fade. One of Discraft's oldest midranges, it has long been valued for its big glide and easy, controllable turnover flights.
That combination of glide and gentle turn makes it a forgiving, versatile mid: it holds straight-to-turning lines, floats for extra carry, and shapes easy turnover and hyzer-flip shots. The beaded rim gives it a secure, classic feel. It is a beaded midrange. It leans understable, so it favors touch and turning lines over overstable, wind-fighting finishes.
Approved in 1995, the Comet is one of Discraft's long-standing understable midranges, a glide-forward classic.
ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Comet turns even more and makes a dependable roller.
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