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. Official Idol overview.
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 for the Idol?
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.
