The Bobcat is a Mint Discs midrange rated 5/4/0/2.5, which Mint calls a power midrange. It brings a straight early flight and a firm fade to shots that need more finish than a neutral mid. That makes it useful when the landing zone sits around a corner; players who need a disc to drift steadily away from the fading side may prefer a less stable option. Mint identifies the Bobcat's flat profile and promotes it for both backhand and forehand throws, including windy rounds. The flat top is a meaningful grip detail for a golfer who prefers a lower surface under the thumb. PDGA approval came on 31 January 2019. Mint describes the Mustang as the straighter partner to the Bobcat.
The Bobcat is a Mint Discs midrange rated 5/4/0/2.5, which Mint calls a power midrange. It brings a straight early flight and a firm fade to shots that need more finish than a neutral mid. That makes it useful when the landing zone sits around a corner; players who need a disc to drift steadily away from the fading side may prefer a less stable option.
Mint identifies the Bobcat's flat profile and promotes it for both backhand and forehand throws, including windy rounds. The flat top is a meaningful grip detail for a golfer who prefers a lower surface under the thumb.
PDGA approval came on 31 January 2019. Mint describes the Mustang as the straighter partner to the Bobcat.
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