The Tiyanak is a Divergent Discs driver rated 8/5/-5/1, which Divergent calls extremely understable. Stronger throwers may find it useful for specialist turnovers instead of everyday flat drives. Divergent explicitly recommends it for players whose distance is around 200 feet or less. That is the brand's intended audience, with the turning flight providing an alternative to discs that fade too early. A powerful flat release can move far toward the turning side, so a deliberate hyzer start can be useful for controlling the route. The PDGA approved the Tiyanak on 10 January 2022. Its pronounced turn makes it less natural for headwinds or a landing that needs a heavy fading return.
The Tiyanak is a Divergent Discs driver rated 8/5/-5/1, which Divergent calls extremely understable. Stronger throwers may find it useful for specialist turnovers instead of everyday flat drives.
Divergent explicitly recommends it for players whose distance is around 200 feet or less. That is the brand's intended audience, with the turning flight providing an alternative to discs that fade too early. A powerful flat release can move far toward the turning side, so a deliberate hyzer start can be useful for controlling the route.
The PDGA approved the Tiyanak on 10 January 2022. Its pronounced turn makes it less natural for headwinds or a landing that needs a heavy fading return.
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