Meridian Discs Marbled Slate Vale

Meridian Discs Marbled Slate Vale 9 | 3 | 0 | 4

The Meridian Discs Vale in Marbled Slate plastic is an overstable fairway driver built for power, torque resistance, and consistent finishes. It thrives in headwinds and high-power situations, making it a reliable option for players who need a disc that won't turn over under pressure. See every Vale we stock in the Meridian Vale Collection Hub or shop our full fairway driver collection.

Flight Numbers

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.

The Vale delivers:

• 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.

It excels at:

• Forehand drives
• Headwind shots
• Hyzers and flex lines
• Utility and placement shots

The Marbled Slate Plastic Advantage

Marbled Slate is a new plastic from Meridian with a slightly grippier, gummier feel than their firmer premium blends. It also features a bold two-color kaleidoscope burst pattern, giving each disc a unique look while keeping it comfortable and confident in the hand. This Black Friday run comes in pink and white with an artist stamp, and the grip really helps on forehands.

How the Vale Fits in the Meridian Lineup

• Vs the Marbled Clarus Vale: Same mold and flight numbers in firm Marbled Clarus plastic that holds its overstability the longest.
• Vs the Borealis Vale GT Hancock Tour Series: GT Hancock's Tour Series in Borealis glow plastic, firm with glow flecks for night rounds.
• Vs the Meridian Chasm: The Chasm (11 | 5 | -1 | 3) is faster with more glide and a little turn. It's perfect for distance, and the Vale excels in wind and hard fades.
• Vs the Meridian Current: The Current (7 | 5 | -1 | 1) is Meridian's straight, glidey fairway driver. It holds the line you put it on, while the Vale is built to fight back to the left.
• Vs the Innova Firebird: The Firebird (9 | 3 | 0 | 4) has the same flight numbers and is the classic overstable utility fairway. The Vale gives you that same dependable fade with a flat top a lot of players like for forehands.

Meridian Marbled Slate Vale Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 9 | Glide 3 | Turn 0 | Fade 4
• Disc Type: Very Overstable Fairway Driver
• Plastic: Marbled Slate
• Run: Black Friday 2026 release, pink/white with an artist stamp

Frequently Asked Questions About the Meridian Marbled Slate Vale

What is Marbled Slate plastic like?

Marbled Slate is a slightly grippier, gummier plastic from Meridian Discs. It also features a bold two-color kaleidoscope burst pattern that gives each disc a unique look.

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.

Who should throw the Vale?

Intermediate and advanced players will benefit most from its overstability, especially for forehands, headwind drives, and utility shots.

Need a fairway driver that won't flip? Explore the complete Meridian Vale Collection Hub or stock your bag by browsing the full Meridian Discs Collection today to pick your exact disc!