Mint Discs Profit

Flight Numbers: 2, 3, 0, 2

Here's what Mint Discs says about the Profit:

The Profit covers a plethora of shots, either as an ideal slightly overstable putter (2/3/0/2) or as an easy-to-range driving disc.

Why do we think that? It starts with the top of the 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. Just give it a pop and let it find the chains.

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. The Royal plastic is less durable than our Eternal, Apex or Sublime options. This means it might lose chunks of plastic from time to time. The bead being on the bottom will help absorb some of these hits and slow down the wear and tear you might see on an otherwise non-beaded putter. Trust us though, you want to beat this disc up because a well seasoned Profit is MONEY IN THE BANK!

These are made in Royal, Royal Firm, and Royal Soft plastic

What's that last number next to the disc variant? That is a dome rating!

1- puddle topped

2 - board flat

3 - normal feeling disc

4 - slight dome

5 - pop top