The Meridian Discs Starry Slate Trench is the Mason Ford Tour Series version of Meridian’s extremely overstable approach disc. With flight numbers of 4 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Trench is built for short, controlled shots where torque resistance, wind control, and reliable fade matter most.
On the course, the Starry Slate Trench excels at forehand approaches, headwind shots, spike hyzers, skip shots, and tight landing zones. It has minimal glide, strong torque resistance, and an aggressive finish that helps players attack difficult approach angles with confidence.
Starry Slate plastic gives this Tour Series Trench a distinct look and feel. The blend is opaque black to deep blue with silver sparkles embedded throughout, and this run came out very grippy, puddle topped, and medium firm in stiffness. That combination makes it especially appealing for players who want a confident forehand grip and a disc that feels purpose-built for utility shots.
Compared to straighter approach discs, the Trench is not trying to float or hold neutral lines. It is made for controlled overstability, predictable fade, and reliable performance in demanding situations. When you need a disc that will not turn over under power, the Starry Slate Trench is built for the job.
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Key Features
- Mason Ford Tour Series Trench
- Starry Slate plastic with opaque black/deep blue color and silver sparkles
- Very grippy, puddle-topped, medium-firm run
- Extremely overstable approach disc
- Strong torque resistance for forehands and power shots
- Great for headwinds, spike hyzers, skip shots, and utility lines
Flight Numbers
4 | 3 | 0 | 4
FAQ
How does the Starry Slate Trench fly?
The Starry Slate Trench flies extremely overstable with minimal turn, controlled glide, and a strong aggressive fade. It is built for utility approaches, wind, and power shots.
What is Starry Slate plastic like?
Starry Slate is an opaque black to deep blue plastic with silver sparkles embedded throughout. This run came out very grippy, puddle topped, and medium firm in stiffness.
Who should throw the Starry Slate Trench?
The Starry Slate Trench is best for intermediate and advanced players who want a reliable overstable approach disc for forehands, wind, skip shots, and controlled utility lines.
Is the Trench good for forehands?
Yes. The Trench’s torque resistance, puddle-topped feel, and strong fade make it a strong forehand approach disc.
What makes this Trench different from other runs?
This is the Mason Ford Tour Series Trench in Starry Slate plastic, giving it a unique sparkle-heavy look, grippy feel, puddle-topped profile, and limited Tour Series identity.
A grippy, puddle-topped Tour Series Trench built for forehand control, extreme overstability, and confident finishes in demanding approach situations.