The Troija is a Prodiscus midrange rated 5/2/0/5 that the maker sells as an overstable approach disc. Very low glide and heavy fade make it suited to short utility throws, scrambling and sharp bends toward a landing area. It is demanding when the goal is a long, straight midrange flight. Prodiscus emphasizes the Troija's unusually strong fading purpose and recommends it for difficult approach positions. The PDGA approved the Troija on 16 August 2021 (21-89). The clearest reason to choose it is a recurring shot that requires a sharp finish from a short flight. For ordinary open approaches, that extreme role can be more stability than the line needs.
The Troija is a Prodiscus midrange rated 5/2/0/5 that the maker sells as an overstable approach disc. Very low glide and heavy fade make it suited to short utility throws, scrambling and sharp bends toward a landing area. It is demanding when the goal is a long, straight midrange flight.
Prodiscus emphasizes the Troija's unusually strong fading purpose and recommends it for difficult approach positions.
The PDGA approved the Troija on 16 August 2021 (21-89). The clearest reason to choose it is a recurring shot that requires a sharp finish from a short flight. For ordinary open approaches, that extreme role can be more stability than the line needs.
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