The Arrowhead is a midrange rated 4/3/0/1. Low glide with zero turn and a single point of fade suggests a short, straight midrange flight that holds its line and settles quickly. It is not a disc for long carry. Sacred Discs pitches it as a blend of putter precision and midrange dynamics, a large-diameter midrange meant to fly straight with the ease and feel of a putter. There is a conflict in the sources, disclosed rather than resolved: the brand's glow listing prints 4 / 4 / 0 / 1 with a point more glide, while its two other listings for the mold print the figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 17 July 2023, the same day as the Starship, the two arriving as a consecutively numbered pair. TryDiscs records Alchemy and Aroma runs of the mold; the store also sells a glow run and a softer, double-stamped prototype run our plastics data does not yet record.
The Arrowhead is a midrange rated 4/3/0/1. Low glide with zero turn and a single point of fade suggests a short, straight midrange flight that holds its line and settles quickly. It is not a disc for long carry.
Sacred Discs pitches it as a blend of putter precision and midrange dynamics, a large-diameter midrange meant to fly straight with the ease and feel of a putter. There is a conflict in the sources, disclosed rather than resolved: the brand's glow listing prints 4 / 4 / 0 / 1 with a point more glide, while its two other listings for the mold print the figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 17 July 2023, the same day as the Starship, the two arriving as a consecutively numbered pair.
TryDiscs records Alchemy and Aroma runs of the mold; the store also sells a glow run and a softer, double-stamped prototype run our plastics data does not yet record.
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