The Inca is an overstable Infinite Discs midrange rated 5/5/0/3. A straight central flight followed by a firm fade suits midrange drives and approaches that need a clear ending curve. Infinite says it designed Inca for cycling: keeping several copies at different stages of wear, so the same familiar grip can cover different lines. The manufacturer describes new discs as overstable and worn examples as straighter. The PDGA approved Inca on 14 May 2020 (20-36).
The Inca is an overstable Infinite Discs midrange rated 5/5/0/3. A straight central flight followed by a firm fade suits midrange drives and approaches that need a clear ending curve.
Infinite says it designed Inca for cycling: keeping several copies at different stages of wear, so the same familiar grip can cover different lines. The manufacturer describes new discs as overstable and worn examples as straighter.
The PDGA approved Inca on 14 May 2020 (20-36).
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