The Zone GT (Banger Top) puts a groove-top thumb track on the Zone's approach frame, rated 4/3/0/3: the familiar no-turn, firm-fade utility flight with the GT groove from the 2005 Banger GT molded into the flight plate. It is for Zone players who want a tactile thumb register on upshots and forehands. The flight is Zone-family standard: predictable, wind-safe, and reliably ending left, with the groove and top shape mainly changing how the disc feels in the hand. Certified in February 2024 as "Zone GT (Banger Top)" (PDGA cert 24-36), it brought the groove-top idea to the modern lineup's flagship approach frame; a Ringer Top sibling was certified three days later. This entry will grow as runs accumulate.
The Zone GT (Banger Top) puts a groove-top thumb track on the Zone's approach frame, rated 4/3/0/3: the familiar no-turn, firm-fade utility flight with the GT groove from the 2005 Banger GT molded into the flight plate. It is for Zone players who want a tactile thumb register on upshots and forehands.
The flight is Zone-family standard: predictable, wind-safe, and reliably ending left, with the groove and top shape mainly changing how the disc feels in the hand.
Certified in February 2024 as "Zone GT (Banger Top)" (PDGA cert 24-36), it brought the groove-top idea to the modern lineup's flagship approach frame; a Ringer Top sibling was certified three days later. This entry will grow as runs accumulate.
