The Abomination is a Doomsday Discs driver rated 9/5/-3/1, and one with an unusual design: its rim width changes around the disc, from roughly a speed-7 rim on one side to a speed-12 rim on the other, so the player chooses where to grip it. We list it as a distance driver; Doomsday files it with its fairway drivers. It suits players curious to experiment with grip and shot shape; players who want a conventional, consistent driver may find it odd. Doomsday says the Survival version flies fairly neutral, though the oval rim can exaggerate strong hyzer and anhyzer releases, and that a Glow Isolation version flips into big anhyzer lines, a version our plastics data does not yet record. Doomsday nicknames it the A-Bomb. The PDGA approved the Abomination on 16 December 2024 (24-227), after a small prototype run in Ration plastic. Every Abomination run is sold out on Doomsday's store as of October 2026. Try Discs lists it in Survival, Isolation and Ration. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Streamline Shift and the MVP Impulse.
The Abomination is a Doomsday Discs driver rated 9/5/-3/1, and one with an unusual design: its rim width changes around the disc, from roughly a speed-7 rim on one side to a speed-12 rim on the other, so the player chooses where to grip it. We list it as a distance driver; Doomsday files it with its fairway drivers. It suits players curious to experiment with grip and shot shape; players who want a conventional, consistent driver may find it odd.
Doomsday says the Survival version flies fairly neutral, though the oval rim can exaggerate strong hyzer and anhyzer releases, and that a Glow Isolation version flips into big anhyzer lines, a version our plastics data does not yet record. Doomsday nicknames it the A-Bomb.
The PDGA approved the Abomination on 16 December 2024 (24-227), after a small prototype run in Ration plastic. Every Abomination run is sold out on Doomsday's store as of October 2026. Try Discs lists it in Survival, Isolation and Ration. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Streamline Shift and the MVP Impulse.
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