Most players reach for an overstable driver when they want distance, then lose fifty feet to a hard finish. The Hades solves the opposite problem: it is built to stay in the air.
What the turn rating means. At -3, the Hades resists fading and wants to bend gently right of your release line before settling. Paired with a glide of 6, that produces a long, shallow flight rather than a fast arc that dives. It is the disc for a turnover line, a sustained anhyzer, or simply squeezing more ground out of a flat throw.
Who it suits. Two very different players. Advanced throwers use it as a dedicated turnover driver. Players still developing arm speed often find it their longest disc outright, because they cannot yet make an overstable driver work.
Specification. Speed 12 | Glide 6 | Turn -3 | Fade 2. Paul McBeth signature series.