The Cavalier is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade reads as a stable midrange that holds against high-speed turnover and finishes left for a right-hand backhand, with 5 glide to carry the line out rather than drop it early. It is not the midrange to reach for when you want a turnover. Infinite Discs, the Logan, Utah brand, describes it as a stable midrange built for control that holds up on approach shots, flex lines and in wind, and says its balanced stability is what lets it shape lines while keeping the control expected of a workhorse midrange. Those are the manufacturer's own figures carried here. The PDGA approved the mold on July 27, 2026 under certification 26-101, recording a 21.8 cm diameter, a 2.0 cm height and a 1.4 cm rim depth on a 1.4 cm beadless rim. TryDiscs records the mold in C-Blend, Halo S-Blend and I-Blend. Infinite lists the Cavalier as suitable for every skill level.
The Cavalier is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade reads as a stable midrange that holds against high-speed turnover and finishes left for a right-hand backhand, with 5 glide to carry the line out rather than drop it early. It is not the midrange to reach for when you want a turnover.
Infinite Discs, the Logan, Utah brand, describes it as a stable midrange built for control that holds up on approach shots, flex lines and in wind, and says its balanced stability is what lets it shape lines while keeping the control expected of a workhorse midrange. Those are the manufacturer's own figures carried here. The PDGA approved the mold on July 27, 2026 under certification 26-101, recording a 21.8 cm diameter, a 2.0 cm height and a 1.4 cm rim depth on a 1.4 cm beadless rim.
TryDiscs records the mold in C-Blend, Halo S-Blend and I-Blend. Infinite lists the Cavalier as suitable for every skill level.
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