Understable Disc Challenge (May 12th - 18th)

What's the highest rank you can get when you can only use understable discs?

Find out at the understable challenge.

Rules For The Understable Challenge

Rules:

1. You can only use discs where the turn and fade add up to zero or less. 
2. For putt and approach discs (speed 4 or less), the turn and fade must add up to 1 or less. 

Examples:

The goal is simple—stick to discs where the last two flight numbers add up to zero (or 1 for putters). Here’s some examples:

• 9/5/-1/1 = 0 → Allowed (-1 + 1 = 0)
• 2/3/0/1 = 1 → Allowed (0 + 1 = 1)
• 6/4/-2/0 = -2 → Allowed (-2 + 0 = -2)
• 2/3/0/2 = 2 → Not Allowed (0 + 2 = 2)
• 9/5/-1/2 = 1 → Not Allowed (-1 + 2 = 1)
• 9/5/0/3 = 3 → Not Allowed (0 + 3 = 3)

Why Zero & Not -1?

We picked 0 as the baseline for understable discs because most players don’t have a ton of truly understable options in their bag. Instead of forcing everyone to buy new discs, we decided to make things easier by allowing discs with flight numbers that total zero.

Special Exception for Putters:

We noticed that most putt and approach discs (speed 4 or less) tend to have flight numbers that add up to 1 instead of 0. So, to save you from buying extra putters, we made an exception for putters and approach discs. If their total is 1, they’re still good to go!

Keeping It Fair

Sure, we get it—beat-in discs and different plastics can make a disc fly totally different from its flight numbers. Maybe your Firebird flips more than your Roadrunner (shoutout to years of tree love), but to keep things fair and objective, we’re sticking to the printed flight numbers only. No arguing over how flippy your disc has become!