The Taurus is Millennium's strongly fading midrange rated 4/4/0/4. Its no-turn rating and heavy finish suit deliberate hyzers and approaches where a substantial fading move is useful, rather than touch lines intended to settle straight ahead. Millennium identifies a bead and a broad-diameter shape, and says the disc was built to tolerate torque. The manufacturer recommends it for headwind control. The PDGA approved Taurus on 26 June 2017 (17-78). Millennium confirms Quantum construction for the mold.
The Taurus is Millennium's strongly fading midrange rated 4/4/0/4. Its no-turn rating and heavy finish suit deliberate hyzers and approaches where a substantial fading move is useful, rather than touch lines intended to settle straight ahead.
Millennium identifies a bead and a broad-diameter shape, and says the disc was built to tolerate torque. The manufacturer recommends it for headwind control.
The PDGA approved Taurus on 26 June 2017 (17-78). Millennium confirms Quantum construction for the mold.
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