The Arowana is Elevation Disc Golf's fading rubber putter rated 3/3/-1/2. It suits putting, short drives and approaches where a defined finish is useful, especially for players who want a flexible material with a firmer grip feel. Elevation describes Arowana as its second putter and explains that it was intended to add a more overstable option. The company recommends its ecoFIRM version for throwing and push putting, and describes the rubber as firmer in the hand while retaining some flex to absorb impact. Reduced ground movement is the manufacturer's design aim, so the material is a meaningful part of choosing this disc. Elevation says ecoFIRM uses vulcanized natural rubber with up to 30 percent recycled material from medical-manufacturing scrap. The PDGA approved Arowana on 7 November 2022 (22-194).
The Arowana is Elevation Disc Golf's fading rubber putter rated 3/3/-1/2. It suits putting, short drives and approaches where a defined finish is useful, especially for players who want a flexible material with a firmer grip feel.
Elevation describes Arowana as its second putter and explains that it was intended to add a more overstable option. The company recommends its ecoFIRM version for throwing and push putting, and describes the rubber as firmer in the hand while retaining some flex to absorb impact. Reduced ground movement is the manufacturer's design aim, so the material is a meaningful part of choosing this disc.
Elevation says ecoFIRM uses vulcanized natural rubber with up to 30 percent recycled material from medical-manufacturing scrap.
The PDGA approved Arowana on 7 November 2022 (22-194).
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