The Andro C is a midrange rated 6/4/-1/2, the rating Ozone Discs gave it at launch in 2016. A turn rating of -1 with a fade rating of 2 suggests a fairly straight flight with a little right drift at speed and a moderate left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking long turnover lines. Ozone Discs called the Andro C a conventional version of its Andro 1, without the weighted inserts, and debuted it in Hydro M plastic, later adding a retooled run in Thermo F, which TryDiscs does not yet record. By 2018 the Ozone Discs site rated the original with zero turn and a fade of 2, and the retooled version with a turn of -2 and a fade of 1. The PDGA approved the Andro C on 6 June 2016 (16-54) and the retooled version on 10 November 2016 (16-73); the measurements listed here match the original certificate. TryDiscs lists it in Hydro M and Blend32.
The Andro C is a midrange rated 6/4/-1/2, the rating Ozone Discs gave it at launch in 2016. A turn rating of -1 with a fade rating of 2 suggests a fairly straight flight with a little right drift at speed and a moderate left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to players seeking long turnover lines.
Ozone Discs called the Andro C a conventional version of its Andro 1, without the weighted inserts, and debuted it in Hydro M plastic, later adding a retooled run in Thermo F, which TryDiscs does not yet record. By 2018 the Ozone Discs site rated the original with zero turn and a fade of 2, and the retooled version with a turn of -2 and a fade of 1. The PDGA approved the Andro C on 6 June 2016 (16-54) and the retooled version on 10 November 2016 (16-73); the measurements listed here match the original certificate.
TryDiscs lists it in Hydro M and Blend32.
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