The Lobster is a Mint Discs midrange rated 5/5/-3/1. It is a useful option for turning approaches, gentle distance at lower power, and shots that need to move away from a conventional fade. Players who routinely overpower neutral mids may need a deliberate hyzer release, tilted toward the fading side, to keep its early turn under control. Mint introduced it as the brand's first understable mid. Its flight notes distinguish the intended throws: newer players can release it closer to flat, while stronger throwers can use hyzer flips for sustained turnovers. The PDGA approved the mold on 25 April 2022. Its turning flight also makes it a less natural choice when the primary goal is a strong fade or resistance to a headwind.
The Lobster is a Mint Discs midrange rated 5/5/-3/1. It is a useful option for turning approaches, gentle distance at lower power, and shots that need to move away from a conventional fade. Players who routinely overpower neutral mids may need a deliberate hyzer release, tilted toward the fading side, to keep its early turn under control.
Mint introduced it as the brand's first understable mid. Its flight notes distinguish the intended throws: newer players can release it closer to flat, while stronger throwers can use hyzer flips for sustained turnovers.
The PDGA approved the mold on 25 April 2022. Its turning flight also makes it a less natural choice when the primary goal is a strong fade or resistance to a headwind.
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