Mint Discs

Mint Discs Jackalope

Regular price $16.99 USD
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Plastic: Eternal
Eternal
Weight - Color (Stamp): 174g - Blue (Gold Disco)
  • 174g - Blue (Gold Disco)
  • 173g - Red (Gold Disco)
  • 172g - Chartreuse (Gold Chrome)
  • 173g - Green (Magenta)
  • 167g - Orange (Black)
  • 169g - Soft Green (Red)
  • 169g - Green (Silver Glitter)
  • 168g - Lavender (Silver Glitter)
Plastic: Eternal
Weight - Color (Stamp): 174g - Blue (Gold Disco)
Mint Discs Jackalope - Eternal / 174g - Blue (Gold Disco) - Skyline Disc Golf
$16.99 USD
Eternal / 174g - ...

Flight Numbers

8Speed
5Glide
-2Turn
1Fade

The Mint Discs Jackalope is Mint's most popular fairway driver, a smooth, slightly understable control driver rated 8/5/-2/1. It is Mint's second fairway mold, and it feels very similar in the hand to the Alpha, just less stable, so it provides easier distance at lower arm speeds. With high glide, a gentle turn, and a soft finish, the Jackalope is one of the best line-shapers in the woods: give it a little hyzer and it flips up to flat and glides forward instead of dumping out early, making effortless hyzer-flips and controlled turnovers a joy. Newer players use its understable flight to unlock extra distance without elite arm speed, and it makes a fantastic first fairway driver for learning gentle, right-moving lines. Intermediate throwers lean on it as a versatile line-shaper, while higher-speed arms push it into roller and tailwind territory. Just note that in strong headwinds or with too much torque it will show its understable side quickly, so power players often pair it with a more stable fairway for windy days. Like every Mint disc, the Jackalope is individually serial numbered. Smooth, accurate, and endlessly fun.

Why Throw the Jackalope?

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Mint's Most Popular Fairway

A smooth, easy-throwing 8-speed that almost every skill level finds a real need for in the bag.

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Effortless Glide

A glide of 5 and an understable turn give easy distance without demanding elite arm speed.

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Hyzer-Flips & Turnovers

The slight understability makes it a natural for easy hyzer-flips and long, controlled turnovers.

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Ultimate Line Shaper

Carve smooth, controllable lines through the woods and thread tight, technical fairways with ease.

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Great First Fairway

Approachable and forgiving, it is a perfect step up into fairway drivers for developing players.

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Serial Numbered

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

Plastics

Popular

Apex

Premium - Grippy - Great Glide

Mint's grippy, tacky premium blend with an outstanding hand feel and exceptional glide. It gives the Jackalope maximum control and grip, though it beats in a touch faster than Eternal.

Eternal

Premium - Durable - Translucent

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

Nocturnal

Premium - Glow - Stiffest

A stiffer glow blend with a smooth, reflective, grippy feel. It is the most overstable plastic Mint produces, so a Nocturnal Jackalope holds its line the longest and glows for night rounds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Jackalope is rated 8 | 5 | -2 | 1. That's fairway-driver speed with good glide, an understable high-speed turn, and a gentle fade, giving it a smooth, glidey, easy-to-shape flight.
They feel very similar in the hand, but the Jackalope is the less stable of the two. Where the Alpha holds a straighter, more dependable line, the Jackalope turns more easily for hyzer-flips and turnovers and gives easier distance at lower arm speeds.
Yes. Its understable flight and high glide help newer players get easy distance and straight flights without a big arm, and it is one of the best fairway drivers for learning hyzer-flips and gentle right-moving lines.
Line-shaping in the woods, hyzer-flips, controlled turnovers, tailwind drives, and utility escape shots. Higher-power players also use it as a roller or tailwind disc when they want it to ride straight or turn for most of the flight.
For smooth, controlled forehands, yes, especially in grippy Apex or a firmer premium blend. Its rim is comfortable for shorter flicks. But it is understable, so full-power forehands will flip it, and it is not built as a power-forehand disc.
Apex offers the best grip and glide with a great feel. Eternal is the durable, translucent option that holds its flight the longest. Nocturnal is a stiffer glow blend and the most overstable Mint plastic, so it flies a touch more stable and lights up night rounds.

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