The Mint Discs Sublime Freetail in the limited Four Eyes stamp is Mint's understable control driver built for turnover shots and long hyzer flips, and this run is capped at two per order.

Flight Numbers: 10 / 5 / -4 / 1

Sublime is Mint's swirly, translucent base plastic, and it runs firmer out of the box than Eternal or Apex. It grips fine in dry weather but takes a beating on tree strikes before it starts to soften, and once it beats in the turn gets a little easier to access. Compared to the Eternal Freetail, Sublime holds its stability longer before going flippy, which is why players chasing the wildest turnover reach for Eternal or Apex instead.

Thrown flat this disc turns right for most of the flight and only fades gently at the end, which is the ten speed, five glide combo doing its job. On a hyzer it will flip up to flat and ride out a long S curve, and slower arm speeds get real distance without forcing the shot. Beginners get their first taste of true turnover with this mold, and bigger arms can flatten the release for a long banking roller once the fairway opens up.

New to turnover shots? Bag the Eternal Freetail next to it if you want the same mold to flip even easier, or grab the Apex Freetail for a grippier feel with a similar turn. See the whole lineup in understable distance drivers.

Speed 10, glide 5, turn -4, fade 1. Diameter 21.10 cm, rim width 2.00 cm, max weight 175 g.