What can I say, when this showed up in the VIP monthly I wasn't sure what to think.  Mint, never heard of them. I soon found a spot in my bag for this disc.  After 2 months this is my go to mid range from 200' in.  The Bobcat holds the line with a nice fade every time.  The disc feels great, anyone that loves the DD Truth and doesn't have a Bobcat should give this disc a try.

I have the MF Glow Infinite VIP plastic. A bit more OS, fade 3.  Nice rim, clean release, always with a strong fade.

     This disc fits perfectly between my beat-in buzzz and mvp deflector.  My buzzz is only used for BH, and Deflector primarily FH.  The bobcat I throw BH and FH.          

    Thrown backhand bobcat won't turn-over.  It has good forward penetration before it fades.  It is also great for backhand flex shots where deflector is just too stable to hold anny line.  I really like the bobcat for forehand as well.  It is great for straight tunnel shots or soft landing approaches.  I can use it for hyzerflip to flat FH.

      I've thrown sublime, apex, and nocturnal.  Nocturnal are the flattest, stiffest, and most stable bobcat.  The apex is pretty flat, middle stability, and gummy.  The eternal is flat and gummy.  Sublime is soft, can have more dome(1 of 4 I have is flat), and seems least stable in 172g weight.  

The Bobcat is a new overstable mid from Mint Discs. I picked up one of the Nocturnal Glow ones and really like it! It reminds me of the stability of my Buzzz OS, or maybe Verdict of the past. It's pretty overstable (I'm at high elevation though), but not too overstable. You can get it to go straight for a bit, and then it'll dump pretty hard.

It feels very nice in the hand, the rim is rounded and perfect, no sharp edges or anything, it feels very solid. It really makes you feel like you can rip on it, which you can. I'm glad to have this new disc in my bag, it's working great for those necessary overstable upshots. I'd give it more of a fade 3, but maybe the glow ones are a little more overstable than the others.