The Capricornus is a midrange rated 5/4/-2/0. Two points of turn with zero fade suggest a gently understable flight that drifts right for a right-hand backhand and settles without a late hook, a shape that flatters slower arms. That is how XCom pitches it too: the brand's store calls it an easy-to-throw midrange whose flight helps prevent an early fade, aimed at lower arm speeds and new players. The Shenzhen brand leans on constellation names for many of its molds, and the PDGA record pairs this one's name with earlier identities: it was previously certified as the XPT3, also known as Griffon and Grampus. TryDiscs records an Earth run, one of the planet names XCom uses for its plastics; the store lists further planet runs our plastics data does not yet record. The PDGA lists the approval, under the current name, as 17 January 2020.
The Capricornus is a midrange rated 5/4/-2/0. Two points of turn with zero fade suggest a gently understable flight that drifts right for a right-hand backhand and settles without a late hook, a shape that flatters slower arms.
That is how XCom pitches it too: the brand's store calls it an easy-to-throw midrange whose flight helps prevent an early fade, aimed at lower arm speeds and new players. The Shenzhen brand leans on constellation names for many of its molds, and the PDGA record pairs this one's name with earlier identities: it was previously certified as the XPT3, also known as Griffon and Grampus.
TryDiscs records an Earth run, one of the planet names XCom uses for its plastics; the store lists further planet runs our plastics data does not yet record. The PDGA lists the approval, under the current name, as 17 January 2020.
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