The Interceptor is Elevation Disc Golf's midrange rated 5/4/0/3. Its general no-turn rating and firm fade fit short hyzers and placement approaches where a defined finish is useful. Elevation identifies Interceptor as its first disc and describes a low profile with a groove in the flight plate. The company recommends that grip shape for forehand and backhand approaches. Rubber construction is part of the intended landing behavior: Elevation says the material absorbs impact to reduce ground movement. The manufacturer rates individual runs and describes its current firmer-rubber listing as showing some turn on harder throws before a pronounced recovery. The PDGA approved Interceptor on 26 December 2020 (20-99).
The Interceptor is Elevation Disc Golf's midrange rated 5/4/0/3. Its general no-turn rating and firm fade fit short hyzers and placement approaches where a defined finish is useful.
Elevation identifies Interceptor as its first disc and describes a low profile with a groove in the flight plate. The company recommends that grip shape for forehand and backhand approaches. Rubber construction is part of the intended landing behavior: Elevation says the material absorbs impact to reduce ground movement.
The manufacturer rates individual runs and describes its current firmer-rubber listing as showing some turn on harder throws before a pronounced recovery.
The PDGA approved Interceptor on 26 December 2020 (20-99).
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