The Convict is a Dynamic Discs fairway driver rated 9/4/-0.5/3, for a mostly straight central flight with a firm fading finish. It suits shaped placement drives where some recovery at the end is part of the plan. Dynamic Discs says Convict can follow an initial anhyzer angle before returning toward flat. That describes a useful flex-shot role, as distinct from a turnover that needs to keep drifting through its landing. Dynamic Discs pairs it with its Felon: a similar feel, with less stability. The PDGA approved Convict on 27 March 2015 (15-31).
The Convict is a Dynamic Discs fairway driver rated 9/4/-0.5/3, for a mostly straight central flight with a firm fading finish. It suits shaped placement drives where some recovery at the end is part of the plan.
Dynamic Discs says Convict can follow an initial anhyzer angle before returning toward flat. That describes a useful flex-shot role, as distinct from a turnover that needs to keep drifting through its landing. Dynamic Discs pairs it with its Felon: a similar feel, with less stability.
The PDGA approved Convict on 27 March 2015 (15-31).
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