The Nautilus is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn with 5 glide suggests a straight, carrying midrange flight that holds its line and ends with a moderate left move for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for turnover shots. Neptune Discs bills it as a dependable mid that flies straight, sold in the brand's premium Pearl plastic and built, its listing says, to take a beating; the listing prints the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 10 April 2023, the middle number of the same-day trio it shares with the Marlin and the Splash, all three keeping to the sea register that runs from the brand's name through its molds and plastics. The Nautilus has been offered in Pearl and Signature Pearl editions.
The Nautilus is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn with 5 glide suggests a straight, carrying midrange flight that holds its line and ends with a moderate left move for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for turnover shots.
Neptune Discs bills it as a dependable mid that flies straight, sold in the brand's premium Pearl plastic and built, its listing says, to take a beating; the listing prints the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 10 April 2023, the middle number of the same-day trio it shares with the Marlin and the Splash, all three keeping to the sea register that runs from the brand's name through its molds and plastics.
The Nautilus has been offered in Pearl and Signature Pearl editions.
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