The Warrant is Dynamic Discs' understable midrange rated 5/5/-2/0, for turning lines and approaches with little finishing fade. Its shape is especially relevant when the disc needs to work around an obstacle and keep following the turning side of the fairway. Dynamic Discs says harder throws can hold an anhyzer path and recommends Warrant for shaping wooded lines. The manufacturer also describes reduced-distance use as responsive to the release angle. That makes controlled power part of its role, instead of assuming that every shot needs a full-strength throw. The PDGA approved Warrant on 15 December 2015 (15-86).
The Warrant is Dynamic Discs' understable midrange rated 5/5/-2/0, for turning lines and approaches with little finishing fade. Its shape is especially relevant when the disc needs to work around an obstacle and keep following the turning side of the fairway.
Dynamic Discs says harder throws can hold an anhyzer path and recommends Warrant for shaping wooded lines. The manufacturer also describes reduced-distance use as responsive to the release angle. That makes controlled power part of its role, instead of assuming that every shot needs a full-strength throw.
The PDGA approved Warrant on 15 December 2015 (15-86).
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