The Vale is rated 9/3/0/4. Zero turn, low glide and a heavy 4 fade suggest a strongly overstable fairway flight that pushes forward and then hooks hard left for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not a disc for gentle, floating lines. Meridian Discs aims it at power throwers and bad conditions: a fast, overstable fairway driver with strong torque resistance, pitched at headwinds, hard forehands and forced flex lines. The listing prints the same figures carried here. PDGA approval came on 17 November 2025, the same day as the brand's Trench, and the store sells a team-rider signature run of the mold in its Tour Series. TryDiscs records Clarus and Marbled Clarus runs of the mold.
The Vale is rated 9/3/0/4. Zero turn, low glide and a heavy 4 fade suggest a strongly overstable fairway flight that pushes forward and then hooks hard left for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not a disc for gentle, floating lines.
Meridian Discs aims it at power throwers and bad conditions: a fast, overstable fairway driver with strong torque resistance, pitched at headwinds, hard forehands and forced flex lines. The listing prints the same figures carried here. PDGA approval came on 17 November 2025, the same day as the brand's Trench, and the store sells a team-rider signature run of the mold in its Tour Series.
TryDiscs records Clarus and Marbled Clarus runs of the mold.
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