The Inner Core is a Trash Panda putter rated 2/4/-0.5/0: a neutral throwing putter with a shallow feel and no fade on paper. It suits players who want a putter that keeps the angle they release it on, for putts and straight approaches. Players who want a putter that fights the wind or hooks out at the end should look at something more stable. Trash Panda pitches it as a reliable straight-flyer with a shallow hand feel. Players on Disc Golf Course Review report a very straight, glidey flight that keeps its release angle. Trash Panda later released the Outer Core as its beaded, overstable counterpart. The Inner Core was Trash Panda's first disc, approved by the PDGA on 19 September 2022 (22-165), and its name honours the supporters who backed the company from the start. Trash Panda makes it in Denver, Colorado, from recycled plastic, including special runs made from recycled phone cases and Crocs shoes. Try Discs lists its 100 Percent Recycled and Basic Recycled runs plus a metal-flake edition. On our comparison table its nearest match is the Legacy Discs Hunter.
The Inner Core is a Trash Panda putter rated 2/4/-0.5/0: a neutral throwing putter with a shallow feel and no fade on paper. It suits players who want a putter that keeps the angle they release it on, for putts and straight approaches. Players who want a putter that fights the wind or hooks out at the end should look at something more stable.
Trash Panda pitches it as a reliable straight-flyer with a shallow hand feel. Players on Disc Golf Course Review report a very straight, glidey flight that keeps its release angle. Trash Panda later released the Outer Core as its beaded, overstable counterpart.
The Inner Core was Trash Panda's first disc, approved by the PDGA on 19 September 2022 (22-165), and its name honours the supporters who backed the company from the start. Trash Panda makes it in Denver, Colorado, from recycled plastic, including special runs made from recycled phone cases and Crocs shoes. Try Discs lists its 100 Percent Recycled and Basic Recycled runs plus a metal-flake edition. On our comparison table its nearest match is the Legacy Discs Hunter.
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