Discmania
Soft Exo Tactic
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Product description:
Discmania Soft Exo Tactic
The Tactic fills a highly anticipated void in our putter line up. We searched for a viable solution for a truly overstable throwing putter and we have come up with exactly that. You can throw it with confidence, putt reliably into strong winds, it’s great for all types of shot selection, and the variety of plastics available allow you to experiment with which one suits you best. The Tactic is similar in depth to a P2 while not too deep to hold, will definitely offer a bit more room to latch on to the rim comfortably. As a truly overstable putter, players will be pleased with the exceptional amount of glide this disc maintains.
Plastic:
Soft Exo
The Soft Exo plastic helps the Link have more give to the flight plate allowing for players to really dig into their putters and get an incredible amount of grip on their disc. Being soft in rigidity and feel makes Soft Exo the plastic of choice for players looking to optimize comfort and grip.
Brand:
Discmania
Founded in Finland in 2006, Discmania is one of the most popular manufacturers in disc golf. Discmania has three disc lineups: Evolution, Originals, and Active. The first two are manufactured in Sweden, while the third is produced in China.
Discmania's so-called premium plastic blends include Lux, Forge, Meta, Neo, S-Line, C-Line, Chroma, and Active Premium. More grippy and faster-wearing base plastics include Hard Exo, Soft Exo, Super Soft Exo, D-Line Flex 1-2-3, and Active Base. We also offer Discmania disc golf baskets, bags, and various accessories.
Popular Discmania discs include: P2, Sensei, MD3, Method, FD, PD and DD3.
Flight Numbers
The numbers that usually appear on the top of the disc indicate the flight characteristics of the disc. The most commonly used way to tell the flight characteristics is to use four numbers: speed, glide, stability and fade.
Disc Weight
Disc golf discs usually weigh between 140 and 180 grams. The lighter the disc, the less stable it is. Conversely, the heavier the disc, the more overstable it behaves.