Pathfinder Midrange Disc - Nebula Ethereal
Meet the Pathfinder
The Pathfinder is TSA's flagship midrange disc, perfect for disc golfers who want both style and performance. With its semi-flat top and comfortable grip, it excels in both backhand and forehand approaches. Whether you're aiming for precision or consistency, the Pathfinder is designed to guide you toward lower scores.
Key Features
- Comfortable Grip: Fits perfectly in your hand, providing a smooth release every time.
- Semi-Flat Top: Ideal for both backhand and forehand throws.
- Nebula Ethereal Plastic: A unique blend of colors that not only looks good but also provides a grippy, durable feel.
- Triple Foil Stamp: Exquisite design with beautiful swirls that make each disc a masterpiece.
- Flight Numbers:
- Speed: 5
- Glide: 5
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
What is Nebula Ethereal Plastic?
Nebula Ethereal Plastic is a premium, grippy blend featuring a mix of colors for a unique appearance. It’s akin to MVP Plasma plastic and offers the durability needed to last for years on the course.
Unique Selling Points
- First Midrange Release: The Pathfinder is TSA's inaugural midrange disc, crafted for both comfort and a consistent, straight flight with minimal fade.
- Inspiring Design: The "Frog" design symbolizes overcoming obstacles, transformation, and growth. It comes with different stamp variants to ensure it stands out on lighter and darker discs.
- Durability and Style: The Nebula Ethereal Plastic ensures that your Pathfinder not only performs well but also maintains its aesthetic appeal over time.
Behind the Design
The frog design is more than just eye-catching; it represents adaptability and thriving through challenges. Whether you're navigating the course or life's hurdles, the Pathfinder is a trusty companion.
Conclusion
Ready to add a real masterpiece to your disc golf bag? The Pathfinder, with its Nebula Ethereal Plastic and inspiring "Frog" design, is here to guide you to better scores and more enjoyable rounds. Don't miss out—experience the blend of performance and artistry today