By Flying With Monkey Delta
The brand of flying discs that is produced by Discraft, is the company’s most popular and the one that is sold in huge numbers. People love the brand for its unique and interesting designs and the convenience of having a flying disc. This brand also offers users the option to change their rim size. However, disc golfers are worried about changing a rim size as the rim can affect the flight characteristics of the disc.
The new edition of Discraft’s “Managed Access” line of discs has solved this problem. “Managed Access Ultimate” is a rimless disc designed especially for those players who have a tendency to throw with a wild abandon. The wild thrower tends to throw at a high throw distance but a rimless disc helps these players control the flight paths and steer well around obstacles. Discraft has successfully addressed the grip and stability issues of the last editions of Managed Access discs. “Managed Access Ultimate” has a stable hub and a thicker handle which makes it easier to control.
The large face of the “Managed Access Ultimate” rim is surrounded by a rim that is machined from the same material as the handle. This is what helps to make the disc stable and controllable while it is in flight. Another advantage of the rim is that it helps to stabilize the disc, which can make a difference in the flight path. Those players who are throwing with wild abandon, often prefer to use a rimless disc as the extra flight distance may not be needed with a stable disc. Even experienced players will sometimes throw a rimless disc, just to give themselves an extra stable start.
A New Challenge For Any Bird Dog
One downside of using a rimless disc in a flying squirrel cage is the probability of the disc losing speed while airborne. Although a high throw distance is possible, the chances of the disc losing speed will always remain. Some experienced players have solved this problem by throwing the disc slightly faster than their maximum forward speed on previous throws. The best way to solve this problem is to increase the speed on initial throws and slow the disc down as the distance increases. This is one of the main differences between a flying monkeys and a traditional disc like a Roc.
The stability of the “Managed Access” can also help beginner fliers by giving the option to throw the disc backwards. The ability to throw the disc backwards allows the player to gain extra distance for the same amount of energy. This is because the disc will remain in line up with the thrower as they pass through the air. As a result, the chance of slicing or rolling into the dirt will be significantly reduced.
Overall, this new disc from Dynamic Discs, the “Managed Access” gives a new angle on older styles of flying squirrel cages. The stable platform of the disc offers a new challenge to old style players of all levels. It will also give new players an opportunity to try a disc they may have never thrown before. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new flying disc.