Mint Discs

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The Salamander is Mint Discs slowest driver released to date. We call it a longer Lobster. It's going to be similar to the Jackalope but with more glide and a smaller rim. This makes it easy to throw on backhand and ideal for players with lower arm speeds that need to shape shots. For higher power players, this should be a reliable flip and glide disc for you.

Flight Numbers

Speed 6 | Glide 6 | Turn -2 | Fade 1

The Mint Discs Diamondback is a very neutral flying fairway driver to keep you in the middle of the fairway. The Diamondback is going to give you a straight flight or for more advanced players this is a great controllable hyzer flip fairway driver.

Flight Numbers

Speed 9 | Glide 5 | Turn -2 | Fade 2

The Taco is here! Mint's first beaded midrange and it fits nicely between the Mustang and Bobcat. For Mustang fans, it should feel just like a mustang in the hand but with a lot more high speed and wind stability.

Flight Numbers

Speed 5 | Glide 5 | Turn 0 | Fade 2

The Mint Discs Mustang is a great stable mid-range. This disc can be compared to a less stable Discraft Buzzz. The Mustang fits perfectly between a Buzzz and Meteor

Flight Numbers

Speed 5 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 2

The Mint Discs Jackalope is an understable fairway driver. The Jackalope has a shallow rim that allows for a comfortable grip. The Jackalope is meant to hold the angle that you put it on as well as give you a lot of right turn.

Flight Numbers

Speed 8 | Glide 5 | Turn -2 | Fade 1

If you are looking for a super overstable, low glide, wind fighting driver, then the Phoenix is the disc for you. This is Mint's most overstable disc to date. The wind won't know what to do with itself when the Phoenix comes out to fly. 

Flight Numbers

Speed 9 | Glide 3 | Turn 0 | Fade 4

Designed to be a power mid-range, this flat profile disc will cut through almost any wind. Perfect for Backhand or Forehand dominate players.

Flight Numbers

Speed 5 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 2.5