The MX1 is a control driver rated 9/4/-2/3. A turn rating of -2 with a fade rating of 3 suggests a flight that drifts right at speed for a right-hand backhand before a firm left finish; slower arms tend to see less of that drift. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking a straight, gliding flight. Lightning Golf Discs, which says it has made discs since 1984, was selling a first run of the MX1 in 2016 and described it then as a sleek driver with a shallow rim depth, whose 2.1 cm rim it said was thicker than any other Lightning disc's, with significant high-speed turn and a substantial finishing fade. Its current site lists the MX-1 with the rating listed here, marked coming soon. TryDiscs lists it in Lightning Standard and Lightning Glow.
The MX1 is a control driver rated 9/4/-2/3. A turn rating of -2 with a fade rating of 3 suggests a flight that drifts right at speed for a right-hand backhand before a firm left finish; slower arms tend to see less of that drift. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking a straight, gliding flight.
Lightning Golf Discs, which says it has made discs since 1984, was selling a first run of the MX1 in 2016 and described it then as a sleek driver with a shallow rim depth, whose 2.1 cm rim it said was thicker than any other Lightning disc's, with significant high-speed turn and a substantial finishing fade. Its current site lists the MX-1 with the rating listed here, marked coming soon.
TryDiscs lists it in Lightning Standard and Lightning Glow.
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