The V.P. is a putt and approach disc rated 2/3/0/2. Zero turn with a 2 fade suggests an overstable putter that holds against wind and finishes left for a right-hand backhand. It was the introductory golf disc from Vibram, the Italian rubber-sole maker's disc golf venture, certified as V.P. on 19 January 2009, the brand's first PDGA approval. Vibram's own page called it an overstable putter that handles a headwind with a predictable, consistent fade, and noted the firmer X-Link Firm run was preferred by lob and hyzer putters. The discs were molded from the brand's rubber-based X-Link compound. TryDiscs records six rubber runs for it, from Granite Medium through the X-Link family. Vibram exited disc golf in 2018 and the mold is out of production.
The V.P. is a putt and approach disc rated 2/3/0/2. Zero turn with a 2 fade suggests an overstable putter that holds against wind and finishes left for a right-hand backhand.
It was the introductory golf disc from Vibram, the Italian rubber-sole maker's disc golf venture, certified as V.P. on 19 January 2009, the brand's first PDGA approval. Vibram's own page called it an overstable putter that handles a headwind with a predictable, consistent fade, and noted the firmer X-Link Firm run was preferred by lob and hyzer putters. The discs were molded from the brand's rubber-based X-Link compound.
TryDiscs records six rubber runs for it, from Granite Medium through the X-Link family. Vibram exited disc golf in 2018 and the mold is out of production.
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