Meridian Discs Soft Borealis Trench

Meridian Discs Soft Borealis Trench 4 | 3 | 0 | 4

The Meridian Discs Trench in Soft Borealis plastic is an extremely overstable approach disc built for maximum control, torque resistance, and reliable finishes, in a softer pink glow blend. It's designed for high-pressure situations where precision matters, including forehand approaches, headwind shots, and tight landing zones. See every Trench we stock in the Meridian Trench Collection Hub or shop our full approach disc collection.

Flight Numbers

With flight numbers of 4 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Trench delivers a short, controlled flight that resists turn and finishes with a strong, aggressive fade. It's a flat-top, beadless approach disc, 21.2 cm across and 1.7 cm tall with a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.3 cm rim width.

The Trench delivers:

• Torque Resistance: Exceptional torque resistance and wind performance.
• Minimal Glide: Short, controlled placement shots that don't sail long.
• Strong Fade: A strong, aggressive fade with reliable ground play.

It excels at:

• Forehand approaches
• Spike hyzers
• Windy upshots
• Skip shots
• Tight landing zone placement

The Soft Borealis Plastic Advantage

Borealis is Meridian's glow blend that combines a marbled Clarus base with suspended Hyalite glow particles, so it has striking depth in daylight and a strong glow once the light fades. This pink run is the softer Borealis blend, so it has a little more flex and grip in the hand than the standard firm Borealis Trench. That little bit of give helps it grip on forehands and settle down instead of skipping as far.

How the Trench Fits in the Meridian Lineup

• Vs the Marbled Clarus Trench: Same mold and flight numbers in firm Marbled Clarus plastic, the most overstable and durable Trench.
• Vs the Borealis Trench: Same mold and flight numbers in Borealis glow plastic, firm with glow flecks.
• Vs the Marbled Graphite Trench: Same mold and flight numbers in grippy Marbled Graphite plastic that beats in to straighter utility lines.
• Vs the Starry Slate Trench Mason Ford Tour Series: Mason Ford's Tour Series in very grippy, puddle-topped Starry Slate plastic.
• Vs the Meridian Butte: The Butte (1 | 1 | 0 | 1) is a 1-speed, ultra-low glide approach putter. It drops straight down, while the Trench is faster and fades hard for forehands and wind.
• Vs the Meridian Mojave: The Mojave (3 | 4 | 0 | 2) is Meridian's stable, beaded putter. It's the straighter putter for putting and putter drives, and the Trench excels in forehands, wind and hard fades.
• Vs the Discraft Zone: The Zone (4 | 3 | 0 | 3) is the classic overstable approach putter. The Trench is a flat-top with an even stronger finish, so it fights back a little harder on forehands.

Meridian Soft Borealis Trench Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 4 | Glide 3 | Turn 0 | Fade 4
• Disc Type: Very Overstable Approach Disc
• Plastic: Soft Borealis
• Run: Black Friday 2026 release, pink softer Borealis blend

Frequently Asked Questions About the Meridian Soft Borealis Trench

What is Soft Borealis plastic like?

It's Meridian's Borealis glow blend in a softer version. You still get the marbled look and the glow particles, with a little more flex and grip than the standard firm Borealis.

What is the Trench?

The Trench is an extremely overstable approach disc designed for precision, torque resistance, and reliable finishes in demanding situations.

Who should throw the Trench?

Intermediate and advanced players will rely on it for forehand approaches, wind play, and utility shots, while developing players can use it as a dependable overstable option.

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