MINT Discs Bobcat Flight Chart

The MINT Discs Bobcat is a flat-topped, beadless, overstable midrange with flight numbers 5 | 4 | 0 | 2.5. Known for its torque resistance and dependable fade, the Bobcat shines in headwinds, forehand approaches, and accurate backhand lines. Reviewers describe it as a “power midrange” that stays stable under pressure, offering consistent flights for intermediate and advanced players. Its firm rim, beadless grip, and low glide prioritize accuracy over distance.

Bobcat Flight Path for Beginners

Beginners will find the Bobcat very overstable, often fading out quickly on backhand throws. It delivers short, predictable hyzer flights and works well as a training tool for learning forehand form and torque control. Full-distance flights may be difficult without higher arm speed.

Control and Stability for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players unlock the Bobcat’s straight-to-stable flight. With modest power, it flies straight before finishing with a firm, controlled fade. Reviewers praise its reliability in the wind, clean release, and accuracy on both backhand and forehand approaches.

Flight Ratings Insights for Advanced Players

Advanced disc golfers appreciate the Bobcat’s high torque resistance and versatility. It excels on flat lasers, sweeping hyzers, and powered flex lines. Many reviewers note it replaces multiple midranges because it maintains stability even when thrown hard.

Forehand Flight Path and Utility

The Bobcat is a favorite among forehand throwers thanks to its comfortable beadless rim and predictable fade. The flat top improves consistency, resisting unwanted turn on high-power flicks. It’s ideal for forehand approaches, skip shots, and tight-window drives where accuracy is essential.

Interactive Bobcat Flight Chart

Use our interactive flight chart to explore how the Bobcat flies at different arm speeds. Adjust settings for left- or right-handed throws and choose backhand or forehand to see detailed flight paths.