Dino

The new Allosaurus was added to the Dino Discs lineup in the summer of 2023. As a "speed 12" disc, it will require more armspeed to get maximum distance results. For youngsters, it will test their power, or it can be a disc that they grow into. For other players who typically struggle with distance drivers, the Allosaurus is a great lightweight choice with a lot of glide that can build confidence. NOTE: The Allosaurus used to be made by Gateway and was the 'Journey" mold. The 2023 Allosaurus is a new mold made by Dino Discs themselves and uses the Egg Shell plastic.

The Brachiosaurus is an understable midrange disc, which makes it the ideal beginner disc. As a very lightweight disc, it is even more perfect for the complete novice or child disc golfer. The rim also has a low profile to comfortably fit smaller hands. This is an easy choice for your youngster to give disc golf a try. NOTE: The Brachiosaurus is molded from the ABC Flying Squirrel.

The Diplodocus is an easy-to-throw fairway driver disc that is ideal for young players or new disc golfers who want a disc that is easy to handle. The rim is comfortable for small hands and it is also an understable disc, meaning that it more fade-resistant for straight flight paths. The Diplodocus may or may not have a dimpled center on the top of the disc.

The Pterodactyl is a manageable driver for young disc golfers. The rim isn't too wide, thus a high-speed release is not necessary. However, it still lands in the "distance driver" category and provides a great gateway to longer, more impressive throws down the fairway. Like other Dino Discs, it is lightweight, floats in water, and is aimed at young players or those players without a lot of arm speed. NOTE: The Pterodactyl is made with the mold for the ABC Secret Weapon.

The Spinosaurus is a "12 speed" driver, meaning it needs a little more armspeed than other Dino Discs to use its full potential. This disc is a great step up for a kid or a beginner who is "turning over" their other Dino Discs (when they throw hard the disc ends up rolling or veering off way to the right for right handed players). This is also a great disc for kids to grow into or use as a first forehand disc. NOTE: The Spinosaurus used to be a 9 speed fairway driver that used Gateway's Spear Mold. The Spinosaurus is now a unique mold made by Dino Discs themselves and is a 12 speed driver.

The Stegosaurus is the quintessential mid-range driver designed for some turn with a little bit of end-fade. Of course, in a lighter weight, it is more understable than the flight numbers might suggest. But for kids, this mid will do the trick in fading to the basket for a short putt. It has a somewhat deeper rim for more of a "frisbee" feel for new players. NOTE: The Stegosaurus is molded from the ABC Mission.

The Triceratops is a great lightweight beginner putter that kids will love chucking at the chains. It can also be used as a stand-alone disc for any youngster who is learning how to throw. If you want to buy a single disc for a kid to learn with, this is the one. NOTE: This disc is made from the ABC Money putter mold.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex was the king of the carnivorous dinosaurs, so it is only fitting that the disc should be the fastest in the Dino Discs line-up. This is a maximum distance driver with a wide rim. So, even though it is very lightweight, it might be more difficult for very small children to get it up to speed. But once a player gets their technique figured out and they want to try to let loose a long-bomb drive at maximum speed, this is the disc to unleash! NOTE: The Tyrannosaurus Rex is made with the mold for the ABC Bee Line.