The Capybara is a midrange rated 5/5/-2/1. Two points of turn with a single point of fade suggest an understable flight that drifts right at speed for a right-hand backhand and finishes softly. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking strong turnover resistance or a pronounced fading finish. Elevation Disc Golf calls it an understable midrange, straight at low arm speeds and able to hold panning turnovers or hyzer-flips at higher ones. Co-founder and mold designer Austin Minnocci describes it as a disc he would hand to a brand-new player or an MPO player alike. The PDGA approved it on 26 May 2025 (25-82). Elevation describes its ecoFLEX and ecoFIRM as vulcanized natural rubber with up to 30% recycled content, and both as flexible enough to absorb impact. TryDiscs lists it in ecoFIRM, ecoFLEX, glO-G and Elevation Rubber.
The Capybara is a midrange rated 5/5/-2/1. Two points of turn with a single point of fade suggest an understable flight that drifts right at speed for a right-hand backhand and finishes softly. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking strong turnover resistance or a pronounced fading finish.
Elevation Disc Golf calls it an understable midrange, straight at low arm speeds and able to hold panning turnovers or hyzer-flips at higher ones. Co-founder and mold designer Austin Minnocci describes it as a disc he would hand to a brand-new player or an MPO player alike. The PDGA approved it on 26 May 2025 (25-82). Elevation describes its ecoFLEX and ecoFIRM as vulcanized natural rubber with up to 30% recycled content, and both as flexible enough to absorb impact.
TryDiscs lists it in ecoFIRM, ecoFLEX, glO-G and Elevation Rubber.
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