Discmania Vanguard Flight Numbers: 9, 5, 0, 2

Leading the charge in balancing Distance and Control

The Discmania Vanguard is the ultimate choice for disc golfers seeking a versatile and reliable fairway driver. Designed to offer a perfect blend of speed, stability, and glide, making it ideal for both intermediate and advanced players. Whether you’re bombing controlled drives or navigating tricky fairways, the Vanguard’s consistent flight pattern ensures accuracy and distance with every throw.

Key Features:

Flight Characteristics:The Vanguard is engineered to perform well in a wide range of shot shapes. Providing a subtle turn, when thrown with power, and a dependable fade, giving you ultimate control on controlled distance shots. The disc’s moderate stability helps with both turnover and hyzer shots, making it perfect for straight drives, controlled flex lines, and reliable distance throws.

Durability & Grip: Crafted from Discmanias durable and grippy Color Glow C-Line plastic, the Vanguard offers excellent durability and handling in any weather. Whether you’re playing in wet conditions or on dry, rocky terrain, you can count on this disc to perform consistently.

Why Choose the Discmania Vanguard?

• Perfect for intermediate to advanced players seeking a versatile driver.
• Ideal for both controlled distance and long-range drives.
• Premium plastic for durability, grip, and performance.
• Reliable, consistent flight path for every throw.
• Perfect for players looking to add more precision to their distance game.

Common questions about the Vanguard:

Discmania Vanguard vs the Innova Thunderbird

The blunt nose will feel resemblant to the Thunderbird but with a slightly less concave lower rim profile. It also has slightly smoother edges on the rim allowing it to sit more comfortably in the hand.

Discmania Vanguard vs the Discmania PD

The Vanguard has a slightly wider rim at 2.0cm while the PD has a 1.9cm rim width. The Vanguard has a slight amount of dome and gradual shoulder to nose transition whereas the PD has a more rounded shoulder to nose transition. In flight the PD is faster and typically more overstable.

What’s that last number next to the disc variant?

That is a dome rating!

1- puddle topped

2 – board flat

3 – normal feeling disc

4 – slight dome

5 – pop top