The Cervini is an understable control driver rated 10/6/-3/1. Its high glide and pronounced turn suit hyzer-flips, turnovers, and long rollers. Slower arms can use that movement for easier distance, while faster throwers will need release-angle control to keep it from turning too far. The PDGA approved the Cervini on January 9, 2023 under certification 23-8. Terminal Velocity markets the Quartz run at 10/5/-2/1 while the owner has described the Mica version as 10/6/-4/1, so turn varies by blend rather than by revision. Documented runs include Glass, Mica, and the Quartz blend.
The Cervini is an understable control driver rated 10/6/-3/1. Its high glide and pronounced turn suit hyzer-flips, turnovers, and long rollers. Slower arms can use that movement for easier distance, while faster throwers will need release-angle control to keep it from turning too far.
The PDGA approved the Cervini on January 9, 2023 under certification 23-8. Terminal Velocity markets the Quartz run at 10/5/-2/1 while the owner has described the Mica version as 10/6/-4/1, so turn varies by blend rather than by revision. Documented runs include Glass, Mica, and the Quartz blend.
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