Mint Discs Phoenix
The Complete Mint Discs Phoenix Collection Hub
Mint has finally given us what we've all been waiting for, an overstable nine speed fairway driver! For forehands and backhands alike, players will love it for that "Fiery Bird" slot. The Phoenix is Mint's most overstable disc, a 9 speed fairway driver built for wind, forehands and shots that need to stop. This hub has every Phoenix we stock. Shop more drivers in our Disc Golf Fairway Drivers Collection or browse the full Mint Discs Collection.
Understanding the Flight Dynamics & Stability
The Phoenix is more stable than a typical Firebird and has a touch less glide, meaning you can really rely on it in windy conditions and consistently drop it in on target without worrying about it sailing long. On hyzers it will spike in and dig, when thrown flat it will give a healthy flare skip, and on anhyzer a Phoenix will fade back out to finish on hyzer. The Phoenix flies 9 | 3 | 0 | 4, and it's Mint's most overstable disc. It's 21.2 cm across and 1.7 cm tall with a 1.2 cm rim depth and a 2.0 cm rim, and it was PDGA approved on April 25, 2022.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 3 | 0 | 4 |
What this collection brings to your game:
- Wind Fighter: Low glide and a hard fade keep it on line in headwinds.
- Forehand Power: Resists torque on full power sidearm throws.
- Predictable Landing: It drops in on target without sailing long.
Choose the Right Phoenix Plastic
Each plastic offers a different feel:
- Eternal Phoenix - Firm, translucent Eternal plastic keeps its stability the longest.
- Apex Phoenix - Grippy Apex and Apex Swirl plastic with a softer feel and a touch more glide.
How the Phoenix Plays on the Course
Reach for the Phoenix on headwind drives, spike hyzers, flat flare skips and forehands. For an easy, understable fairway driver, try the Mint Discs Jackalope. For more distance with plenty of stability, grab the Mint Discs Goat.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Mint Discs Phoenix
How overstable is the Phoenix?
Very. It's Mint's most overstable disc. It holds up in headwinds, doesn't turn over on power throws and always finishes with a hard fade.
Is the Phoenix good for forehands?
Yes. It's one of the best discs in Mint's lineup for forehands. It resists torque and finishes with a dependable fade.
Which Phoenix plastic should I get?
Eternal is firm, translucent and keeps its stability the longest. Apex is grippier with a softer feel and a touch more glide.
Browse our live inventory below to pick your exact weight, color and plastic, or explore the full Mint Discs Collection and our Disc Golf Fairway Drivers Collection.