The MidariX is a midrange rated 5/4/-1/2. A point of turn into a 2 fade suggests a gently workable midrange flight with a reliable left finish for a right-hand backhand. It is the beaded version of Prodiscus' Midari: the Finnish brand's listing, in translation, says the bead makes the disc feel more comfortable, including on forehand throws. The PDGA certification itself reads MidariX (beaded), and the bead field on this page agrees. There is a conflict in the sources, disclosed rather than resolved: the listing's own product image stamps 5/3/0/1 on the disc, a straighter rating than the figure carried here. TryDiscs records Basic and Ultrium runs of the mold. PDGA approval came on 20 June 2022.
The MidariX is a midrange rated 5/4/-1/2. A point of turn into a 2 fade suggests a gently workable midrange flight with a reliable left finish for a right-hand backhand.
It is the beaded version of Prodiscus' Midari: the Finnish brand's listing, in translation, says the bead makes the disc feel more comfortable, including on forehand throws. The PDGA certification itself reads MidariX (beaded), and the bead field on this page agrees. There is a conflict in the sources, disclosed rather than resolved: the listing's own product image stamps 5/3/0/1 on the disc, a straighter rating than the figure carried here.
TryDiscs records Basic and Ultrium runs of the mold. PDGA approval came on 20 June 2022.
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