The Vein is rated 8/4/0/2. Zero turn with a 2 fade suggests a stable fairway flight that holds its line and finishes moderately left for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the mold for turnover lines. The release copy Salient supplied to the PDGA called the Vein a dependable overstable fairway driver for varied conditions that, thrown hard, penetrates wind with a dependable left fade, and printed the same 8, 4, 0, 2 rating carried here. PDGA approval came on 13 May 2014, days before the Backdraft, in the final documented stretch of the South Carolina micro-brand, which the PDGA directory now lists as inactive. TryDiscs records Cryo and Liquid runs, both marked discontinued.
The Vein is rated 8/4/0/2. Zero turn with a 2 fade suggests a stable fairway flight that holds its line and finishes moderately left for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the mold for turnover lines.
The release copy Salient supplied to the PDGA called the Vein a dependable overstable fairway driver for varied conditions that, thrown hard, penetrates wind with a dependable left fade, and printed the same 8, 4, 0, 2 rating carried here. PDGA approval came on 13 May 2014, days before the Backdraft, in the final documented stretch of the South Carolina micro-brand, which the PDGA directory now lists as inactive.
TryDiscs records Cryo and Liquid runs, both marked discontinued.
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