Discraft ESP Vulture - Limited Edition Paul McBeth 6x MCB6XST (6x World Champ Edition)
Flight numbers
Full specifications & PDGA data
| Mold | Vulture |
|---|---|
| Plastic | ESP |
| Type | Distance Driver |
| Arm speed | High |
| Diameter | 21.4 cm |
| Height | 1.6 cm |
| Rim depth | 1.2 cm |
| Rim thickness | 1.8 cm |
| Inside rim diameter | 17.8 cm |
| Rim depth / diameter ratio | 5.6% |
| Rim configuration | 33.5 |
| Flexibility | 10.89 kg |
| Max weight | 177.6 g |
| PDGA approved | Yes — cert 18-97, Feb 2018 |
Physical dimensions and certification are published by the PDGA. Flight numbers are published by Discraft.
When the Predator finishes with its prey, the Vulture comes in to play. The Discraft Paul McBeth 6x ESP Vulture is described as a well seasoned Predator, with less overstability and more glide. The Vulture is predictable in wind and a great long range placement driver. Pros will appreciate the shot shaping ability of this driver while less experienced players will find a consistent, predictable flight.
- Expect extra glide whether you're throwing backhand or sidearm, and a consistent fade into your target
- A medium rim gives you more control and excellent hand-feel
- Rip it with brute force to easily manage upwind shots
- Holds an almost perfect line on big throws
The ESP material has been redesigned with advanced plastic technology! The new ESP line by Discraft features improved durability and strength, tackier grip and unique swirl color combos. The new versions will showcase the new Universal Four Flight Number System along with the current Discraft Stability Rating.
Flight Rating:
Speed 10 | Glide 5 | Turn 0 | Fade 2
The Discraft Paul McBeth 6x ESP Vulture is a reliable, long-range driver offering impressive glide, control, and shot-shaping ability. Ideal for all skill levels, it’s built for consistent performance, even in challenging wind conditions.
When the Predator finishes with its prey, the Vulture comes in to play. The Discraft Paul McBeth 6x ESP Vulture is described as a well seasoned Predator, with less overstability...