The Reign is a distance driver rated 13/5/0/2. Zero turn at speed 13 with a 2 fade suggests a stable power flight that resists turning over and closes with a moderate left move for a right-hand backhand; the speed 13 frame asks for a fast arm and is not a beginner's pick. It came from Salient Discs, the South Carolina micro-brand of the 2013 to 2014 era now listed as inactive by the PDGA. No Salient certification for the Reign appears in the approval export traced for this page; the export's one Reign certification, from 2025, belongs to a different maker entirely. No brand copy for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page. TryDiscs records a Liquid run of the mold, marked discontinued.
The Reign is a distance driver rated 13/5/0/2. Zero turn at speed 13 with a 2 fade suggests a stable power flight that resists turning over and closes with a moderate left move for a right-hand backhand; the speed 13 frame asks for a fast arm and is not a beginner's pick.
It came from Salient Discs, the South Carolina micro-brand of the 2013 to 2014 era now listed as inactive by the PDGA. No Salient certification for the Reign appears in the approval export traced for this page; the export's one Reign certification, from 2025, belongs to a different maker entirely. No brand copy for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page.
TryDiscs records a Liquid run of the mold, marked discontinued.
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