The Dynamic Discs Supreme EMAC Truth is a versatile midrange (5/5/0/3) designed with 2010 world champion Eric McCabe, one of the most trusted all-purpose mids in the game. The EMAC Truth holds whatever line you give it, straight, hyzer, or anhyzer, and The Supreme EMAC Truth carries its own PDGA certification, approved in June 2023, so it is a separately approved mold and not simply the EMAC Truth in Supreme plastic. in this premium Supreme plastic it runs a touch more overstable than earlier runs, adding a bit of dependable fade and wind resistance. That makes it a reliable choice for controlled approaches, wooded fairways, and steady mid-range shots that finish predictably. Supreme is prized for its superior grip, durability, and comfortable feel. The Supreme EMAC Truth is a confident, do-everything midrange that rewards precise, repeatable throws.
The Dynamic Discs Supreme EMAC Truth is a versatile midrange (5/5/0/3) designed with 2010 world champion Eric McCabe, one of the most trusted all-purpose mids in the game. The EMAC Truth holds whatever line you give it, straight, hyzer, or anhyzer, and The Supreme EMAC Truth carries its own PDGA certification, approved in June 2023, so it is a separately approved mold and not simply the EMAC Truth in Supreme plastic. in this premium Supreme plastic it runs a touch more overstable than earlier runs, adding a bit of dependable fade and wind resistance. That makes it a reliable choice for controlled approaches, wooded fairways, and steady mid-range shots that finish predictably. Supreme is prized for its superior grip, durability, and comfortable feel. The Supreme EMAC Truth is a confident, do-everything midrange that rewards precise, repeatable throws.
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