The Moab is Hyzer Bomb's strongly overstable utility driver, rated 6/4/1/5. It is useful for short hyzers and placement lines that need a heavy finish, with more stability than a conventional straight fairway disc. A player seeking easy forward glide or a gentle turnover has a different flight in mind. Millennium expands the name as Mother of All Bombs and identifies the Moab as a retool of the company's 4.1 Tachyon. Its product page describes a very flat top and a large diameter, and recommends the mold for backhands, forehands and wind-oriented shots. The PDGA approved the Moab on 16 July 2015 under Millennium Golf Discs. Its slower speed does not make the pronounced finish disappear, so the landing route still needs room for the curve.
The Moab is Hyzer Bomb's strongly overstable utility driver, rated 6/4/1/5. It is useful for short hyzers and placement lines that need a heavy finish, with more stability than a conventional straight fairway disc. A player seeking easy forward glide or a gentle turnover has a different flight in mind.
Millennium expands the name as Mother of All Bombs and identifies the Moab as a retool of the company's 4.1 Tachyon. Its product page describes a very flat top and a large diameter, and recommends the mold for backhands, forehands and wind-oriented shots.
The PDGA approved the Moab on 16 July 2015 under Millennium Golf Discs. Its slower speed does not make the pronounced finish disappear, so the landing route still needs room for the curve.
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