The Canyon is Trash Panda's fading midrange rated 4/3/0/2. Its relatively low glide and moderate finish suit short drives and placement approaches where a clear curve at the end is useful. Trash Panda describes the current premium blend as stiff and grippy and says Canyon is made in Denver from entirely recycled plastic. Trash Panda recommends it for tee shots and approaches. A player seeking a gentle turnover that stays turned through landing has a different flight requirement. The brand identifies Canyon as the first disc produced on its new machine in its new warehouse, and describes a process of prototyping and retooling before the release. The PDGA approved the retooled Canyon on 10 March 2025 (25-36), following the prototype approval on 13 January 2025.
The Canyon is Trash Panda's fading midrange rated 4/3/0/2. Its relatively low glide and moderate finish suit short drives and placement approaches where a clear curve at the end is useful.
Trash Panda describes the current premium blend as stiff and grippy and says Canyon is made in Denver from entirely recycled plastic. Trash Panda recommends it for tee shots and approaches. A player seeking a gentle turnover that stays turned through landing has a different flight requirement.
The brand identifies Canyon as the first disc produced on its new machine in its new warehouse, and describes a process of prototyping and retooling before the release.
The PDGA approved the retooled Canyon on 10 March 2025 (25-36), following the prototype approval on 13 January 2025.
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