Discraft Mini Buzzz took the disc golf world by storm in 2016, and players immediately demanded additional options for their mini bags. Now comes Mini Nuke (driver), Mini Undertaker (driver) and Mini Challenger (putter). Like the Mini Buzzz, these are all smaller versions of their golf disc counterparts. At nearly six inches in diameter and weighing around 62 grams, they are larger and heavier than traditional mini discs and will fly over 300 feet with little effort.
Mini Golf Discs are not legally recognized as a PDGA golf discs and should be used only as a marker in tournament play.
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Work as well or better than bare hands. They also keep your hands warm. I am talking about the original gloves not the insulated ones. When it gets in the eighties they might be too warm. They have good tac whatever the disc they won’t slip.
I am having trouble leaving a review, it keeps closing on me. Great disc! Very straight. Love the colors! Other thoughts: find one of these but Innova Leopard with same ti- dye style fireball, maybe slightly different colors to tell them apart.
Has been a staple in my lineup for many years. Feel free to lay into the power and then sit back to enjoy a beautifully flexed line. Just be careful to avoid the overturn.
This thing is awesome. An inexpensive disc that is so versatile. Really excited to see what kind of foils they eventually do with the cigarra- I love it so much I bought another!
Got a super light katana. So light it holds a line and never flips over or fades out. 10/10 utility disc. But doesn't fly like a traditional max weight katana should.
I watched a Matt Bell - In The Bag where he said this he used this disc as his Firebird/Forehand disc, so I took a look at it, Thought Space has the Omen, which is essentially a Firebird, and this disc for a medium arm like myself should fill in as a little longer flying Firebird/Thunderbird style disc. I've only used it a few times, but so far so good!
I got this disc, not out of a direct need, but out of curiosity given the discs I have in my bag and what slots remain relatively open. I didn't have any super understable fairways, my Axiom Rhythm being my next most understable. The persona flips relatively easy for someone who maxed out around 350ft of throwing ability. I like it for long straight lines, or for those long shots where if you finish straight or to the right you'll be alright. I played Bethel yesterday and found myself reaching for it quite a bit. The disc has worked its way into my bag.
