The Binx is Elevation Disc Golf's fairway driver rated 8/5/0/1. Its general rating describes a straight flight with a small finish, for controlled drives where a pronounced fading hook is unwelcome. Elevation rates runs individually and describes its current firmer-rubber listing as a turning option for hyzer flips and gradual curves. That makes the actual run important when buying a replacement: the Binx name alone does not establish that every version has the same flight. The company says the rubber retains impact-absorbing flexibility while feeling firm enough for stronger throws. The manufacturer's product page credits designer Austin Minnocci with the stamp and ties the artwork to Minnocci's one-eyed cat, Binx. The PDGA approved Binx on 20 December 2021 (21-148).
The Binx is Elevation Disc Golf's fairway driver rated 8/5/0/1. Its general rating describes a straight flight with a small finish, for controlled drives where a pronounced fading hook is unwelcome.
Elevation rates runs individually and describes its current firmer-rubber listing as a turning option for hyzer flips and gradual curves. That makes the actual run important when buying a replacement: the Binx name alone does not establish that every version has the same flight. The company says the rubber retains impact-absorbing flexibility while feeling firm enough for stronger throws.
The manufacturer's product page credits designer Austin Minnocci with the stamp and ties the artwork to Minnocci's one-eyed cat, Binx.
The PDGA approved Binx on 20 December 2021 (21-148).
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