The Frag is Doomsday Discs' heavily overstable midrange rated 5/2/0/5. Very low glide and an unusually large fade make it a short recovery tool for pronounced curves, rather than an ordinary midrange chosen for long, straight carry. Doomsday describes a bulky design intended to cover little ground before fading sharply. That makes the landing curve the central feature to plan around: it fits a shot that needs to hook around trouble, while a straight approach down a narrow corridor asks for another role. The manufacturer says the design's size affects which materials it can use and currently describes softer, grippier construction. The PDGA approved Frag on 1 July 2022 (22-119).
The Frag is Doomsday Discs' heavily overstable midrange rated 5/2/0/5. Very low glide and an unusually large fade make it a short recovery tool for pronounced curves, rather than an ordinary midrange chosen for long, straight carry.
Doomsday describes a bulky design intended to cover little ground before fading sharply. That makes the landing curve the central feature to plan around: it fits a shot that needs to hook around trouble, while a straight approach down a narrow corridor asks for another role.
The manufacturer says the design's size affects which materials it can use and currently describes softer, grippier construction.
The PDGA approved Frag on 1 July 2022 (22-119).
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