The Antidote is a midrange rated 5/5/0/1. Zero turn and a single point of fade suggest a neutral, straight midrange flight with only a soft left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand. It came from Salient Discs, a small South Carolina brand active around 2013 and 2014 that the PDGA directory now lists as inactive. The release copy Salient supplied to the PDGA pitched it as the cure for bad drives and errant approaches, a straight-flying midrange with minimal fade. The numbers agree: this is a friendly profile rather than a wind fighter. PDGA approval came on 16 December 2013, the brand's second certification. TryDiscs records Cryo and Liquid runs of the mold, both marked discontinued.
The Antidote is a midrange rated 5/5/0/1. Zero turn and a single point of fade suggest a neutral, straight midrange flight with only a soft left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand.
It came from Salient Discs, a small South Carolina brand active around 2013 and 2014 that the PDGA directory now lists as inactive. The release copy Salient supplied to the PDGA pitched it as the cure for bad drives and errant approaches, a straight-flying midrange with minimal fade. The numbers agree: this is a friendly profile rather than a wind fighter. PDGA approval came on 16 December 2013, the brand's second certification.
TryDiscs records Cryo and Liquid runs of the mold, both marked discontinued.
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