The M 4.1 is a distance driver rated 13/5/0/3. Zero turn at speed 13 with a 3 fade suggests an overstable power flight that resists turning over and finishes hard left for a right-hand backhand; the frame asks for a genuinely fast arm and is not a disc for beginners or slow arms. The PDGA approved it on 14 April 2025 as the M 4.1, two weeks after the M 4.0, closing the version-style record the certification pages use for all five Tefat molds. The sample photographed for its certification is an unstamped swirled blank with no flight panel. No brand site or shop for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page as of August 2026. TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of August 2026.
The M 4.1 is a distance driver rated 13/5/0/3. Zero turn at speed 13 with a 3 fade suggests an overstable power flight that resists turning over and finishes hard left for a right-hand backhand; the frame asks for a genuinely fast arm and is not a disc for beginners or slow arms.
The PDGA approved it on 14 April 2025 as the M 4.1, two weeks after the M 4.0, closing the version-style record the certification pages use for all five Tefat molds. The sample photographed for its certification is an unstamped swirled blank with no flight panel. No brand site or shop for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page as of August 2026.
TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of August 2026.
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