The Hades is an understable distance driver rated 12/6/-3/2, a fast, high-glide mold that turns willingly to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and carries that turn for big distance before a gentle fade. Part of Paul McBeth's signature line, it is built for long, shot-shaping flights and reachable distance for a range of arm speeds. That combination of speed, glide and natural turn makes it one of Discraft's farther-flying drivers in a powerful player's hand, and an easy distance aid for moderate arms. It rewards a smooth, flat release; into a headwind or with too much power it will flip and roll. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim, and it favors control over muscle. Approved in 2020, the Hades is the understable distance driver in Paul McBeth's Discraft signature lineup. ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Hades turns even more for turnover and roller shots.
The Hades is an understable distance driver rated 12/6/-3/2, a fast, high-glide mold that turns willingly to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and carries that turn for big distance before a gentle fade. Part of Paul McBeth's signature line, it is built for long, shot-shaping flights and reachable distance for a range of arm speeds.
That combination of speed, glide and natural turn makes it one of Discraft's farther-flying drivers in a powerful player's hand, and an easy distance aid for moderate arms. It rewards a smooth, flat release; into a headwind or with too much power it will flip and roll. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim, and it favors control over muscle.
Approved in 2020, the Hades is the understable distance driver in Paul McBeth's Discraft signature lineup.
ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Hades turns even more for turnover and roller shots.
The Discraft Hades is one of the most-reviewed discs we track.
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