Mint Discs Eternal Idol – First Run

Mint Discs Idol Flight Numbers: 13, 5, -1, 2.5

The Idol Has Arrived—Flat, Fast, and Fierce

The Mint Discs Idol marks a bold new chapter in Mint’s lineup—ushering in a high-speed distance driver built for raw power and long, controlled flights. Manufactured by Prodigy Disc in Georgia, this partnership signals the beginning of a new manufacturing era for Mint, and the Idol leads the charge.

Boasting flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -1 | 2.5, the Idol slots in as a stable-to-overstable bomber capable of handling torque without dumping early. Whether you're launching forehands into the wind or hammering full-power backhands, the Idol offers confident control with a consistent finish.

Armory Disc Golf believes the Idol is a modified take on the Prodigy Falcor. Both discs share nearly identical PDGA technical specs, and visually, they’re nearly twins. The difference? Neither Mint nor Prodigy has confirmed this, and we're also betting that there’s a degree of manufacturing differences that make them unique.

About Eternal Plastic
Eternal plastic from Mint is a transparent, gummy blend made by Prodigy and most similar to their 400 plastic. It offers a perfect mix of grip and flexibility, providing a touch of extra give in the hand.  Compared to the MVP made counterpart, it is slightly gummier. In between MVP made Eternal and Eternal Flex.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 13

• Glide: 5

• Turn: -1

• Fade: 2.5

Why Throw the Mint Discs Idol?

• Flat profile for better grip and clean releases

• Torque-resistant for forehands and power backhands

• Stable flight with reliable fade

Mint's first true bomber distance driver!

Perfect For:

• Experienced players needing a workhorse distance driver

• Windy conditions or high-torque releases

• Forehand-dominant players who prefer flatter tops

• Mint loyalists looking to bag their first 13-speed driver