The Roman is Infinite Discs' power-oriented driver rated 10/4/0/3. Its no-turn rating and firm fade suit controlled hyzers and flex drives, where a pronounced finishing recovery is part of the intended line. Infinite recommends it for experienced players, both throwing styles and windy use. The company also identifies flex shots, which start on an anhyzer angle before the disc's fade brings the flight back. That makes Roman a choice for shaped power lines rather than an easy turnover that needs to remain turned through landing. The PDGA approved Roman on 20 March 2023 (23-80).
The Roman is Infinite Discs' power-oriented driver rated 10/4/0/3. Its no-turn rating and firm fade suit controlled hyzers and flex drives, where a pronounced finishing recovery is part of the intended line.
Infinite recommends it for experienced players, both throwing styles and windy use. The company also identifies flex shots, which start on an anhyzer angle before the disc's fade brings the flight back. That makes Roman a choice for shaped power lines rather than an easy turnover that needs to remain turned through landing.
The PDGA approved Roman on 20 March 2023 (23-80).
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