Meridian Discs Borealis Vale - GT Hancock Tour Series

Meridian Discs Vale Flight Numbers: 9, 3, 0, 4 The Meridian Discs Borealis Vale is the GT Hancock Tour Series version of Meridian’s very overstable fairway driver. With flight numbers of 9 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Vale is built for controlled power, high torque resistance, and a strong finishing fade. On the course, the Borealis Vale thrives in headwinds, forehand drives, aggressive hyzers, forced flex lines, and placement shots that need a hard, dependable finish. It gives power throwers a fairway driver they can trust to resist turn and finish with authority. Borealis plastic introduces Meridian’s premium glow blend, combining the firm feel of Marbled Clarus with suspended Hyalite glow particles. That gives this Tour Series Vale a firm hand feel with unique glow flecks for low-light rounds and added visual appeal. Compared to neutral fairway drivers, the Vale is built for reliability over workability. It is not designed to flip up easily or drift through long turnover lines. It is the disc you reach for when the line needs to hold up under power, fight wind, and finish hard. If you’re exploring more from Meridian Discs, browse the full Meridian Discs collection to compare drivers, midranges, putters, and approach discs. Key Features GT Hancock Tour Series Vale Borealis glow plastic with suspended Hyalite glow particles Firm feel inspired by Marbled Clarus plastic Very overstable 9-speed fairway driver High torque resistance for forehands and power backhands Excellent for headwinds, flex lines, hyzers, and utility shots Flight Numbers 9 | 3 | 0 | 4 FAQ How does the Borealis Vale fly? The Borealis Vale flies very overstable with no high-speed turn and a hard, dependable fade. It is built for power throwers, headwinds, and controlled utility lines. What is Borealis plastic like? Borealis is Meridian’s premium glow blend. It combines the firm feel of Marbled Clarus with suspended Hyalite glow particles, giving the disc unique glow flecks for low-light rounds. Who should throw the Borealis Vale? The Borealis Vale is best for intermediate and advanced players who need an overstable fairway driver for forehands, wind, flex shots, and aggressive finishing lines. Is the Vale good for forehands? Yes. The Vale’s high torque resistance, firm feel, and strong fade make it a reliable forehand fairway driver for players who need the disc to hold up under power. What makes this GT Hancock Tour Series Vale unique? This Tour Series run uses Borealis glow plastic, giving the Vale a premium glow-flecked look while keeping the overstable, wind-fighting flight the mold is built for. A glow-flecked GT Hancock Tour Series fairway driver built for power, wind resistance, and confident overstable finishes.