Meridian Vale
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The Vale is Meridian's very overstable fairway driver. It handles power without turning over and finishes with a hard, dependable fade, so it's perfect for forehands, headwinds and utility shots. Browse our live inventory below, shop the rest of our fairway driver collection, and explore the full Meridian Discs Collection to complete your bag.
Understanding the Flight Dynamics
With flight numbers of 9 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Vale delivers a strong, controlled push before finishing with a hard, dependable fade. The 0 turn means it won't turn over under power, and the 3 glide keeps it from floating. It's a flat-topped 9-speed, 21.1 cm across and 1.6 cm tall with a 1.1 cm rim depth and a 1.9 cm rim width.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 3 | 0 | 4 |
What the Vale brings to your bag:
- High Torque Resistance: It handles power backhands and forehands without turning over.
- Hard Fade: A strong, dependable fade for reliable finishes.
- Wind Fighting: Excellent in headwinds and demanding conditions.
Choose the Right Vale Plastic
Each plastic and run offers a different feel and look. Compare your options:
- Marbled Clarus Vale - Firm Marbled Clarus plastic that holds its overstability the longest.
- Borealis Vale GT Hancock Tour Series - GT Hancock's Tour Series in Borealis glow plastic, firm with glow flecks for night rounds.
- Marbled Slate Vale - Grippier Marbled Slate plastic with a pink and white artist stamp.
How the Vale Plays on the Course
The Vale fills the overstable utility fairway slot. It's not designed to flip up or drift through long turnover lines. It's the disc you reach for when the line needs to hold up under power, fight wind and finish hard.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Meridian Vale
Which Vale plastic should I get?
Marbled Clarus holds its overstability the longest. Borealis is GT Hancock's Tour Series glow run, and Marbled Slate is grippier with a pink and white artist stamp.
Who should throw the Vale?
Intermediate and advanced players will benefit most from its overstability, especially for forehands, headwind drives, and utility shots.
Is the Vale good for forehands?
Yes. The Vale's high torque resistance, firm feel, and strong fade make it a reliable forehand fairway driver for players who need the disc to hold up under power.
Pick your exact weight, color and plastic from our live inventory below, or explore the full Meridian Discs Collection and our fairway driver collection to round out your bag.