Tour Series Swirl Blast - Sullivan Tipton 2026 - Overstable approach disc
The Tour Series Swirl Blast - Sullivan Tipton 2026 makes its debut as a overstable approach disc built for precision and control in all conditions. With high torque resistance, low glide, and a clean, shallow feel, it offers dependable performance for confident upshots.
Type & Recommended Use
The Blast is an overstable approach disc designed for controlled shots close to the basket. It excels in forehand and backhand approaches, especially in windy conditions where accuracy and a reliable finish are essential.
Flight Characteristics
- Speed 4 - Controlled approach speed for precision placement
- Glide 2 - Low glide for reduced risk of overshooting the target
- Turn 0 - Holds a stable line even with power
- Fade 4 - Strong, dependable finish for consistent landings
Very overstable. Built for accuracy, wind resistance, and reliable fade.
Material & Feel - Tour Series Swirl plastic
The Swirl plastic blend offers a premium combination of grip and durability, with a slightly tacky feel for confident releases. The disc features a subtle thumb track and a slightly recessed flight plate, giving it a secure grip and consistent hand feel for both forehand and backhand throws.
Player Skill Level
- Beginners: May feel very overstable but useful for learning controlled approaches
- Intermediate: Excellent for improving forehand approaches and wind play
- Advanced: A reliable workhorse for precise upshots and consistent finishes
Pro Insight
Overstable approach discs like the Blast are trusted by top players for their ability to handle torque and deliver predictable landings, especially under pressure.
Fun Fact
The subtle thumb track design adds extra control without dramatically changing the feel, making it accessible even for players new to this feature.
Perfect for players who want a torque-resistant, low-glide approach disc that performs reliably in any condition.
Specifications
Approved Date: Aug 18, 2025
Max Weight: 176.8gr
Diameter: 21.3cm
Height: 1.7cm
Rim Depth: 1.2cm
Rim Thickness: 1.2cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 18.9cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.6%
Rim Configuration: 59.25
Flexibility: 9.89kg
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