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XCGRI-DUR
Meet the Griffon: an understable midrange disc that's as forgiving as a Sunday morning tee time. Perfect for newbies or those tricky anhyzers, it straightens out those wonky throws like a pro caddy.
Plastic Type
XCOM Durable a pinnacle of strength and resilience. Crafted with cutting-edge XCOM Durable plastic, this disc is engineered to withstand the toughest challenges on the course while maintaining its sleek design and reliable performance. Dominate the fairway with confidence, knowing that the Helios XCOM Durable is built to endure every throw with unparalleled durability.
Dimensions:
Diameter: 21.60 cm
Height: 1.90 cm
Rim Depth: 1.40 cm
Rim Width: 1.30 cm
Max Weight: 178g
Additional Information:
Primary Use: Mid Range
Stability: Understable
Recommended Skill Level: Beginner
Plastic grade(s): Basic (Cheapest), Durable, Premium
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He Griffon is a good understable mid for beginners and as you progress it turns into a great hyzer flip for longer approach shots. It also dyes really well in the premium glow plastic.
Flies straight. Very neutral disc. Edge of disc has a weird grip
The griffon is Extremely Understable. Those with higher throwing speeds may find it difficult to control
This is an understable mid that is perfect for beginners. When I throw it, I have to really tone it down to get it to hold the anny line without burning into the ground. Personally, it won't help me out much since I'm more of an intermediate player- but for brand new players this disc is probably one of the best discs to throw. It's light weight and understability are perfect for slow arms.
It is really hard for one mid-range to stand above others when really, they're designed to do some very basic things-- get you across the shorter stretches of fairway with precision. I liked the Griffin for this-- it has a very slight fade, but not too much. It isn't too flippy or too overstable. It does come in a pretty light weight, so it is a good option for beginners who want a mid-range to go around objects, but that isn't too hard to throw.
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