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The Profit is Mint's third disc, and first putt & approach disc. It covers a plethora of shots, either as an ideal slighty overstable putter or as an easy to range driving disc. The flat top profile helps for a clean and consistent release on any shot. Forehand dominate players will love this as your go-to approach with the basket in sight. It also features a "bead" on the bottom of the rim. The bead fits perfectly in the crease of your finger and this helps the disc fit snug in your grip. While the bead can help add flight stability, it's real intention is to help it maintain that stability over a longer life span
Sublime plastic combines the optimal mix of grip and durability with a brilliant sparkly metallic look. This plastic not only looks great, but it flies great too. This plastic has a look similar to MVP plasma plastic.
Flight Numbers:
Speed 2 Glide 3 Turn 0 Fade 2
It's not super glide-y and gets to the ground pretty reliably. I use this for upshots where I have a fairly low ceiling and can power it low towards the basket without worrying about it gliding way past. It's stable enough to forehand without turning over. It doesn't have a heavy fade.. the stability just keeps it straight for harder throws. It will fight back when on anheyser upshots... bullets hold the anny better. Again, it does not really glide.. it goes however far you throw it and gets to ground (and sticks) when the flight is done.
These things are way nicer looking in person. The plastic shimmers in the sun. Smooth, nice feeling plastic. Mint's Bullet is still my favorite putter/upshot but this thing has its place.
It's not super glide-y and gets to the ground pretty reliably. I use this for upshots where I have a fairly low ceiling and can power it low towards the basket without worrying about it gliding way past. It's stable enough to forehand without turning over. It doesn't have a heavy fade.. the stability just keeps it straight for harder throws. It will fight back when on anheyser upshots... bullets hold the anny better. Again, it does not really glide.. it goes however far you throw it and gets to ground (and sticks) when the flight is done.
These things are way nicer looking in person. The plastic shimmers in the sun. Smooth, nice feeling plastic. Mint's Bullet is still my favorite putter/upshot but this thing has its place.