The AGL Discs Beech is an overstable midrange disc with a double bead on it. It's also got a very unique angle from the flight plate down to the edge of the disc, allowing you amazing grip when throwing it both forehand and backhand. With the flight numbers of 5/2/0/3 the Beech can definitely handle the power on those flex forehand shots, while still being a reliable overstable backhand mid. Some have called the Beech “the distance Bab”. Although it doesn't have as much glide as our other mid-range, it can if one is found with a little dome. Most of the Woodland models came out pretty flat, while the Alpine can have a little dome to them. We are very excited to bring to market a new mold that can be a great compliment to our current lineup. Enjoy that Beech life at AGL Discs!
Great disc, cant wait for Gateway to have it back as the Karma
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JFK (Minnesota, United States)
AGL spruce
Nice S-shaped flight, great thin profile, but the Alpine plastic is a bit slick at first. Grip improves with use, has a similar flight to the MVP Matrix.
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JFK (Minnesota, United States)
Really useful understable putt/approach
I was interested in this disc because most understable 3 and 4 speed putt and approach discs don't have this combination of turn (-2) and fade (1). I can throw it expecting some turn and a decent fade at the end. It's a really useful disc, woodland hemp plastic is great, and I would purchase another one if this were lost.
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Jeff Kossik (Wisconsin, United States)
Really good feeling disc bigger rim than I expected
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Jerm (Michigan, United States)
So much beef
I wanted more overstable than a zone os, and I got it. Very unique handfeel. Hoping I get used to it.
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I always bag at least two craves with how often I use this mold. I had lost my backup so needed another, and GGGT had a nice sale on last year's preserve model. This worked out great as I got a great looking disc for a good price. This disc strays true to its Crave flight path.
Nice and stable with a good glow, the Nocturnal Bobcat seems to dive bomb baskets both forehand and backhand. Great run with a flat top profile. Glows well enough for late summer evening rounds.
I bought this for my 6 yo son and it’s so helpful to have a lighter weight for that age. He can’t turn it yet but it stands up more and goes further than the glitch he was using before.
I’m still learning and was told to stay away from high speed drivers. Maybe I should, but I blend 163g is perfect for some of my easiest distance bh and fh.
