The Yin is EV-7's very slow approach disc, rated 1/4/0/1. EV-7 positions it for short shots, where controlling carry matters more than distance. A player seeking a fast, hard-fading utility approach has a different role in mind. EV-7 identifies the Yin as shallow and beadless, and describes it as the air-shot half of the Yin and Yang pair. The brand says the two designs use opposite curves on the underside of the wing, giving them related hand feel but different flights. The PDGA approved the Yin on 7 October 2024.
The Yin is EV-7's very slow approach disc, rated 1/4/0/1. EV-7 positions it for short shots, where controlling carry matters more than distance. A player seeking a fast, hard-fading utility approach has a different role in mind.
EV-7 identifies the Yin as shallow and beadless, and describes it as the air-shot half of the Yin and Yang pair. The brand says the two designs use opposite curves on the underside of the wing, giving them related hand feel but different flights.
The PDGA approved the Yin on 7 October 2024.
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