Mint Discs

Mint Discs Rodeo

Regular price $16.99 USD
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Plastic: Sublime
Sublime
Weight - Color (Stamp): 179g - Blue (Black Chrome)
  • 179g - Blue (Black Chrome)
  • 178g - Magenta (Green Foil)
  • 178g - Purple (Green Foil)
  • 180g - Orange (Silver Stars)
  • 180g - Pink (Magenta Foil)
  • 179g - Orange (White)
Plastic: Sublime
Weight - Color (Stamp): 179g - Blue (Black Chrome)
Mint Discs Rodeo - Sublime / 179g - Blue (Black Chrome) - Skyline Disc Golf
$16.99 USD
Sublime / 179g - ...

Flight Numbers

5Speed
5Glide
-1Turn
3Fade

The Mint Discs Rodeo is a beadless midrange with a distinctive concave wing, rated 5/5/-1/3 and built for controlled, workable flights. It is Mint's very first midrange manufactured in collaboration with Prodigy Discs, and it brings a flight profile you do not see every day in a mid: a touch of high-speed turn followed by a strong, dependable fade you can genuinely plan around. That combination lets you hold a line, flex a shot out and back, or simply trust the finish for pinpoint placement. In stability it slots neatly between the neutral Mustang and the overstable Bobcat, so it fills the gap for players who want more fade than a Mustang but more workability than a Bobcat. The beadless, concave-wing profile comes out of the hand clean and feels fantastic, and its strong fade and torque resistance make it a reliable choice into the wind and on forehand approaches. It seasons in nicely with use, gaining a little more glide and workability over time. And like every Mint disc, the Rodeo is individually serial numbered. If you want a fresh, workable control mid with a dependable finish, saddle up.

Why Throw the Rodeo?

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Mint x Prodigy Collab

Mint's first midrange manufactured by Prodigy, a fresh, high-quality take on the control midrange.

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Workable Overstable Flight

A touch of high-speed turn then a strong, dependable fade you can genuinely plan your shots around.

Concave Wing Feel

A distinctive beadless, concave-wing profile that comes out of the hand clean and feels fantastic.

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Wind & Forehand Ready

The strong fade and torque resistance make it a reliable midrange into the wind and on forehands.

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Controlled Shot Shaping

Hold a line, work a flex shot out and back, or lean on the dependable finish for confident placement.

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Serial Numbered

Like every Mint disc, the Rodeo is individually serial numbered, a fun and useful touch for collectors.

Plastics

Popular

Royal

Premium - Firm - Tacky

Mint's pro-grade blend with a firm, tacky feel and a clean release. Royal gives the Rodeo a confident grip and seasons in nicely with use, a favorite for control and power throws.

Eternal

Premium - Durable - Translucent

A durable, translucent premium blend that wears slowly, similar to Innova Champion or Latitude 64 Opto. Eternal holds the Rodeo's workable flight consistent over many rounds of hard play.

Sublime

Premium - Smooth - Grippy

A smooth, grippy premium blend with a great hand feel and dependable durability. Sublime gives the Rodeo a comfortable, planted grip for precise, controlled midrange shots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Rodeo is rated 5 | 5 | -1 | 3. That's midrange speed with strong glide, a touch of high-speed turn, and a strong fade, giving it a workable flight that holds a line before finishing with a dependable, planned fade.
It slots in stability right between the Mustang and the Bobcat. It has more fade and workability than the neutral Mustang, but it is not as flat-out overstable as the Bobcat, filling the gap for a controllable, dependable mid.
It is Mint's first midrange manufactured by Prodigy, and it features a distinctive beadless, concave-wing profile. That gives it a clean release and a unique feel, along with a workable flight that is a little different from anything else in the lineup.
Yes. Its strong fade and torque resistance make it a dependable choice on forehand approaches and into headwinds. The touch of turn helps it work flex lines, then it always comes back to a reliable finish.
It does. Especially in Royal plastic, the Rodeo gains a bit more glide and workability with use, mellowing slightly while keeping its dependable fade. That makes a broken-in Rodeo a versatile, do-it-all control mid.
Royal is the firm, tacky pro-grade blend that seasons in nicely. Eternal is the durable, translucent option that holds its flight the longest. Sublime is a smooth, grippy blend with a comfortable, planted feel for precise control.

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