Clash Discs Soda

Clash Discs Soda

The Clash Discs Soda is an understable fairway driver built to shape lines in the woods. It offers easy turn, tons of control, and a comfortable feel for a wide range of players.

Flight: 7 | 5 | -2 | 2. Soda stands up, drifts with glide, and finishes with a gentle, predictable fade. Official specs

Why throw the Clash Discs Soda?

• Understable fairway driver that’s perfect as a first distance disc.
• Excellent hyzer-flip disc for straight woods shots with late drift.
• Great for controlled turnovers that hold the angle instead of dumping.
• Advanced arms can use it for touchy turnovers and easy rollers.

Plastics

Steady (premium): durable, flexible premium blend with a grippy matte feel. Designed for reliable grip and consistent understable flights in all conditions. Many Soda runs appear as Steady, including Swirl and Steady Ring halo-style variants that share the same base plastic.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 7
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -2
• Fade: 2

Similar Discs

Clash Discs Millet • Innova Sidewinder

FAQs

What are the Clash Discs Soda flight numbers and what do they mean?

7 | 5 | -2 | 2 means fairway speed with strong glide, easy high-speed turn, and a gentle fade. Expect controllable drift and soft finishes.

Is the Soda good for beginners?

Yes. Soda is designed as a first distance-style fairway for newer players. It helps them get straight flights without needing big power.

What shots does the Soda excel at?

Hyzer-flips, smooth turnovers, and shaping lines in the woods. It’s ideal when you want glide and movement instead of hard fade.

Why do some sites list different Soda flight numbers?

Most retailers match Clash’s 7 | 5 | -2 | 2 spec. A few list Fade 1, but the manufacturer page confirms Fade 2 as the official rating.

What is Steady Ring on the Soda?

Steady Ring is a halo-style effect built on Clash’s Steady plastic. It shares the same feel and durability with added multi-ring swirls.