Mint Discs Idol

Mint Discs Idol

The Mint Discs Idol is a high-speed distance driver built for raw power and long, controlled flights. Its flat profile and torque resistance make it a confident choice for both forehand and backhand when you need max distance with a reliable finish.

Flight: 13 | 5 | -1 | 2.5. The Idol is Mint’s first Prodigy-manufactured mold, offering neutral-to-overstable distance that stands up, tracks, and finishes forward on command.

Why throw the Mint Discs Idol?

• Flat, fast feel with torque resistance for power backhands and forehands.
• Flip-to-flat distance that doesn’t dump early—ideal for placement at range.
• Handles moderate wind while staying more controllable than many 12–13 speeds.
• Bridges the gap above Wraith-class drivers and below ultra-OS bombers.

Plastics

Apex (premium, opaque): grippy feel with excellent durability and glide.

Eternal (premium, translucent): candy-durable with strong shape retention. Select Eternal Firm runs are flatter and marked more overstable (0/4) for added bite.

Sublime (premium, metallic/swirled): eye-catching looks with dependable stability.

Nocturnal (Glow): Eternal-like feel with bright, long-lasting glow; some runs trend a tick more OS.

Elixir (EX): new premium blend highlighted on early runs; stiff, swirly aesthetic with stable high-speed performance.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 13
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -1
• Fade: 2.5

Similar Discs

Innova Destroyer • Discraft Zeus

FAQs

What are the Idol flight numbers and what do they mean?

13 | 5 | -1 | 2.5 means high driver speed with strong glide, workable stand-up turn, and a confident, forward fade—great for long pushes that finish on-line.

Who is the Mint Discs Idol best for?

Players stepping into high-speed drivers or power throwers wanting a controllable 13-speed. It rewards clean form and holds up to forehand torque.

Do different plastics change stability?

All premium runs aim for true-to-mold flights. Some Eternal Firm runs are flatter and labeled 13/5/0/4 for extra bite; glow runs can feel a touch more overstable.

Any throwing tips?

Start on slight hyzer with nose down to let it flip to flat, ride center, and finish forward. Add height for sweeping hyzer-flips or controlled flex shots in light headwinds.