The Verdict is Dynamic Discs' strongly fading midrange rated 5/4/0/3.5. No rated turn and a substantial fade fit windy approaches and midrange drives where the disc needs to end on a clear hyzer line. Dynamic Discs emphasizes midrange carry with wind resistance and a pronounced overstable finish. That combination lets the flight move forward before the final curve, rather than making it a replacement for a neutral touch approach. The landing room and desired ending angle are central to deciding when to throw it. The PDGA approved Verdict on 30 May 2013 (13-34).
The Verdict is Dynamic Discs' strongly fading midrange rated 5/4/0/3.5. No rated turn and a substantial fade fit windy approaches and midrange drives where the disc needs to end on a clear hyzer line.
Dynamic Discs emphasizes midrange carry with wind resistance and a pronounced overstable finish. That combination lets the flight move forward before the final curve, rather than making it a replacement for a neutral touch approach. The landing room and desired ending angle are central to deciding when to throw it.
The PDGA approved Verdict on 30 May 2013 (13-34).
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