The Transporter is rated 7/6/-2/1. Two points of turn with 6 glide suggest an understable, carrying fairway flight, right drift for a right-hand backhand and a soft ending; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the mold for headwind duty. It is the driver of Eurodisc's founding disc golf trio, certified by the PDGA on 11 December 2012 alongside the Delivery putter and Transition midrange. The German company, better known for ultimate flying discs, aims its disc golf set at newcomers, and its shop sells the Transporter in stamped runs and custom-printed one-offs, made in Germany. TryDiscs records an SQU run of the mold.
The Transporter is rated 7/6/-2/1. Two points of turn with 6 glide suggest an understable, carrying fairway flight, right drift for a right-hand backhand and a soft ending; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the mold for headwind duty.
It is the driver of Eurodisc's founding disc golf trio, certified by the PDGA on 11 December 2012 alongside the Delivery putter and Transition midrange. The German company, better known for ultimate flying discs, aims its disc golf set at newcomers, and its shop sells the Transporter in stamped runs and custom-printed one-offs, made in Germany.
TryDiscs records an SQU run of the mold.
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