As of July 29, 2026, the Fuller is a newly approved driver-class mold from Forge Discs with no published flight numbers. Its 2.0 cm rim sits near the control-to-distance-driver boundary in the TryDiscs catalog, while the 21.2 cm diameter and 1.1 cm rim depth confirm a conventional driver profile. Those dimensions do not establish turn, fade, glide, or intended stability. The PDGA approved the Fuller on July 9, 2026 under certification 26-93.Forge released the Fuller as a first run in August 2026, describing a wide rim and blunt edge that give a midrange hand feel to a driver rim profile; its convex bottom edge is the counterpart to the concave edge on the Tanto. Retail material options, flight rating, and release timing therefore remain unconfirmed.
As of July 29, 2026, the Fuller is a newly approved driver-class mold from Forge Discs with no published flight numbers. Its 2.0 cm rim sits near the control-to-distance-driver boundary in the TryDiscs catalog, while the 21.2 cm diameter and 1.1 cm rim depth confirm a conventional driver profile. Those dimensions do not establish turn, fade, glide, or intended stability.
The PDGA approved the Fuller on July 9, 2026 under certification 26-93.Forge released the Fuller as a first run in August 2026, describing a wide rim and blunt edge that give a midrange hand feel to a driver rim profile; its convex bottom edge is the counterpart to the concave edge on the Tanto. Retail material options, flight rating, and release timing therefore remain unconfirmed.
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