The Midari is Prodiscus's midrange rated 5/4/-1/2, with a little turn and a moderate finish. It suits controlled approaches and shaped short drives where some movement is useful. Players wanting almost no finish, or a strongly overstable utility hook, may prefer a different role. Prodiscus describes the Midari as a straight-flying, manageable midrange. The model name should be checked carefully: MidariX has its own approval record and is not simply a spelling variation. The PDGA approved the Midari on 15 July 2011 (11-33).
The Midari is Prodiscus's midrange rated 5/4/-1/2, with a little turn and a moderate finish. It suits controlled approaches and shaped short drives where some movement is useful. Players wanting almost no finish, or a strongly overstable utility hook, may prefer a different role.
Prodiscus describes the Midari as a straight-flying, manageable midrange. The model name should be checked carefully: MidariX has its own approval record and is not simply a spelling variation.
The PDGA approved the Midari on 15 July 2011 (11-33).
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