The Strait is a midrange rated 5/5/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a neutral, workable midrange, drifting slightly right at speed before a soft finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not the mold for a hard fade. It was one of Meridian Discs' first two PDGA certifications, approved on 31 January 2024 alongside the Tundra, opening the brand's certification record. Its store listing, archived in May 2024 and gone from the live shop since, sold it as a First Run in Clarus plastic and printed the same figures carried here. No listing for it was live in the sources traced for this page as of August 2026. TryDiscs records a Clarus run of the mold.
The Strait is a midrange rated 5/5/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a neutral, workable midrange, drifting slightly right at speed before a soft finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not the mold for a hard fade.
It was one of Meridian Discs' first two PDGA certifications, approved on 31 January 2024 alongside the Tundra, opening the brand's certification record. Its store listing, archived in May 2024 and gone from the live shop since, sold it as a First Run in Clarus plastic and printed the same figures carried here. No listing for it was live in the sources traced for this page as of August 2026.
TryDiscs records a Clarus run of the mold.
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