The Clash Discs Sunny Mint (Evan Smith) is a very overstable putt and approach disc, Evan Smith's signature stamp on the Mint mold, cast in Clash's grippy Sunny plastic and supporting his run on the Disc Golf Pro Tour with every sale.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 3 / 0 / 3

Sunny plastic grips tacky from the first throw and holds that grip through wet grass and cold mornings better than a lot of baseline blends. It feels closer to MVP's Neutron than to a standard premium plastic, firm but not slick, and it takes real torque without losing its shape.

This mold flies similar to a Discraft Zone but a little less overstable, closer to the discontinued Dynamic Discs Suspect than to a full meat hook. Thrown flat it holds a straight line before finishing with a strong, reliable fade, which makes it a dependable approach disc into the wind and a comfortable driving putter for both backhand and forehand releases. Advanced players use it for touch forehand shots around 100 feet; intermediate players get a putter that resists getting knocked off line by their own torque before their form is fully dialed in.

Want a softer feel in the same overstable flight? The Softy Mint sticks tighter to the chains. Prefer a firmer, more durable plastic? The Hardy Mint is worth bagging next to it. Browse the whole Mint lineup.

Speed 4, glide 3, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.4 cm, rim width 1.3 cm, max weight 178 g.