Two glide and four fade is about as extreme as midrange numbers get. The Westside Discs Anvil is not built to fly — it is built to stop.
That combination gives a short, steep, hard-left flight with almost no float. It is a wind disc and a forced-hyzer disc: the thing you throw when a normal mid would get pushed off line and a putter would not carry. Expect very little distance — two glide means it drops out of the air quickly, and four fade means most of what is left goes sideways. Highly specialised, and honest about it.
How much the Anvil turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
