Discraft

The Discraft Anax embodies precision distance with remarkably consistent flight, delivering a laser-straight 10-speed profile that carves precise lines while maintaining subtle fade. Its clean design belies the challenging dynamics – anhyzer windows are vanishingly small, requiring pinpoint release angles to unlock full potential. Pro players praise its surgical predictability, but casual throwers should exercise caution as the Anax will harshly expose minor technique flaws.

The Discraft Ares is a high-speed distance driver developed from the early Zeus 2.0 test flights. It was designed for players who wanted more torque resistance and stability than the original Zeus while maintaining the same comfortable hand feel and shot shaping ability. Those early test runs quickly gained attention among both professionals and everyday players for their dependable stability and strong finishing fade. The Ares keeps the familiar high-speed profile of the Zeus but introduces a more overstable, torque-resistant flight. It handles aggressive power, headwinds, and high-speed releases while continuing to push forward before finishing with a strong, reliable fade. Players can trust it on flex lines, powerful flat releases, and maximum distance drives where control and finish are critical. We’ll have a full selection available on release day, April 3rd, so you can choose your exact weight and color. If you want to secure one sooner, the Ares is also available now for pre-order at Discount Disc Golf.

The Discraft Avenger is an overstable distance driver good for intermediate and advanced players. It is one of the primary drivers that helped Nate Doss win the 2005 Pro World Championships. Discraft gives the Avenger a stability rating of 1.8. The Avenger is semi-out-of-production, and is only available with special releases, like Ledgestone Special Edition. If you're looking to try an Avenger, but can't seem to find one that suits your fancy, try the Anax. It's a very similar disc.

The Discraft Avenger SS is a precision distance driver with exceptional control potential, offering a remarkably stable flight path that holds its line through turns while maintaining moderate range and gentle fade. Its unique -3 turn rating allows for incredible accuracy at long ranges, making it highly prized among experienced players seeking pinpoint throws. Despite its modest fade, the Avenger SS develops remarkable late-stage glide, often appearing to sail through the air rather than descend rapidly.

The Captain's Raptor is a modified Raptor. It has a similar feel to the Raptor, with a flat top and a similar rim. This disc is designed to be more overstable than the Raptor, providing a beefier version that can slice through the air and provide an even more reliable flight. This is a disc that will be reliable in even more adverse weather conditions. Discraft plans to make this disc once a year. Each year it will feature a new stamp.

The Captain's Thrasher is a special annual release designed in collaboration with Team Discraft Co-Captain Missy Gannon. This takes the beloved Thrasher and modifies it for enhanced overstability, delivering reliable performance even in windy conditions. With its distinctive flight characteristics, the Captain's Thrasher offers seasoned players a powerful tool for achieving greater distance with precise control.

The Discraft Crank is a fast, stable driver suitable for big arm disc golfers looking for the right mix of stability and speed. It is described as a cross between the Nuke and the Nuke SS. Discraft has given the Crank a stability rating of 1.3, just enough stability in this disc to really let you “crank” it. Intermediate disc golfers who are looking for a longer drive will also enjoy this disc.

The Discraft Crank SS is a precision distance driver that cuts through headwinds with ease, offering a consistent fade that allows for controlled approach shots into tight windows. With its moderate 13 speed, this disc generates enough power to reach distant pins while maintaining enough glide to carry over obstacles, making it a favorite among experienced players who value touch and control. The Crank SS's -3 turn rating means it will hold a relatively flat trajectory, allowing for pinpoint placement and precision accuracy.

This disc is made for power throwers who really want to “Crush it” off the tee. The Discraft Crush is a super overstable disc for advanced players and forehand throws. The Crush is available in three different Discraft plastics, the inexpensive Pro-D, ultra-durable Z-Line, and premium ESP plastics.

The Discraft Drive is a distance driver in the Paige Pierce lineup. It has the perfect balance of precision and glide, slotting it right inbetween the Surge SS and Zeus. As an 11-speed distance driver, the Drive has the perfect combination of control and distance. It will an amazing distance driver for many players!

The Discraft Flash cuts through air with laser-like precision, offering a precise distance driver that's notoriously challenging to control – expert throwers can tame its aggressive fade but newcomers beware: this disc demands respect. At 10 speed and -2 turn, the Flash is designed for long bombs, not gentle approaches; trust it only when you're committed to maximum range.

If you’re looking for a disc that won’t turn over on your power forehand flicks, this disc is for you. The Flick can be thrown with big anhyzer angles, and it will always fade back. This disc is incredibly thin and has a completely flat top. This is an excellent disc for ultra-powerful forehand/sidearm shots and strategic fades. Discraft classifies the Flick in their “extra long range drivers” category but most find that it's overstable nature won't allow this disc to go "extra long". If you're looking for one of the most overstable and best forehand drivers , try the Discraft Flick.

Force your drives into maximum fade with this very overstable distance driver. The Discraft Force is one of the more overstable drivers, with a Discraft stability rating of 2.0. This disc has a wide rim (2.3cm) and travels at very high speeds. The force was built for power throwers looking for more distance, and is Discraft’s fastest flying overstable driver. The Force is available in the inexpensive Pro-D plastic as well as high quality Elite Z, ESP, and Titanium plastics. If you throw with force, this is a disc you’re going to want in your bag.

The Hades is the newest Paul McBeth Series Driver. It's a straight-to-understable driver with massive amounts of glide. The Hades will be your new go-to distance driver, especially if you are intermediate to advanced. Players with bigger arms will find this to be an awesome, long-bomb, understable disc that will glide for days.

The Discraft Hallux is Ricky Wysocki’s signature control driver, designed for powerful, accurate throws. Built to Ricky’s exact specifications, the Hallux offers exceptional torque resistance and a consistent, stable flight. Its slightly domed profile and clean rim shape promote reliable distance and precision, even on aggressive lines. Inspired by a proven tour-level mold but refined for Ricky’s game, the Hallux delivers the dependable performance that top professionals demand.

The Discraft Heat delivers pinpoint accuracy with a unique blend of glide and stability, making it an exceptional distance driver for precise placement at longer ranges where traditional drivers fall short. Its subtle fade allows experienced players to trust extended throws while maintaining control through dense foliage or tight fairways. Despite its moderate speed, the Heat's remarkable turn resistance enables consistent trajectories even in windy conditions.

The Machete cuts through dense foliage with precision, maintaining remarkable stability even at high speeds despite its moderate 0 turn rating that can sometimes become slightly more dynamic than expected. With a subtle fade, this distance driver rewards controlled throws that stay on target, particularly when driven under 400 feet where it becomes notably more manageable. Its signature characteristic is exceptional predictability for a disc with such potential power.

The Discraft Nuke excels as a highly overstable distance driver with an unpredictable flight that resists fading even at extreme speeds, making it perfect for headwinds and tight windows. Its -1 turn rating creates a sharp entry angle that's both intimidating to catch and challenging to handle. When released with confidence, the Nuke consistently holds its line through the fairway before eventually releasing into a soft fade.

The extra overstable version of the popular Discraft Nuke, the Nuke OS is made for advanced players with the most powerful arms. This disc has the same thick 2.5cm rim that the Nuke offers, but will finish its flight with a sharp overstable fade every time. Players who throw discs this hard are going to want them to maintain their flight characteristics. The Nuke OS is available in the hard, ultra-durable Elite-Z plastic.

The Nuke SS is the “super straight” version of the popular Nuke driver. While this maximum distance driver has an extra wide 2.5 cm rim and is still very fast, it can be thrown by less experienced players. The Nuke SS has a high degree of high speed turn that is followed by an equally high degree of low speed fade. The flight path of the Nuke SS is fairly similar to the Innova Katana. If you like discs with thick wing length, you’ll love the distance you can get from the Nuke SS. The Nuke SS can be purchased in the highly durable Z-line, or premium Titanium plastics. If you want to add some style, you can get this disc in dyed plastic as well. For night play, this disc is available in Z glow.

The Predator is a predictable, overstable fairway driver. It is not the fastest disc on the market, but it has a reliable and consistent fade. Discraft gives this disc a stability rating of 2.5. This is the perfect disc for forehand flicks. The Predator comes in three high-quality Discraft plastics. Elite-Z is a an ultra hard plastic that will withstand brutal punishment. ESP plastic is one of the premium blends available. It is flexible, grip-able, and durable. The FLX blend is also flexible, and a favorite for playing in cold temperatures.

The Pulse is designed to be a fast-flying disc that is good for forehand throws by average players. This is a very overstable disc that has an average sized rim compared with other distance drivers. The pulse is also a good driver for power throwers who have a lot of snap. Discraft gives it a stability rating of 1.9. You can purchase the Pulse in premium ESP plastic, one of the best all performance blends on the market.

The Discraft Raptor is a precision distance driver that excels at carrying long distances with surprisingly little turn, its 0 degree rating making it one of the straightest high-speed discs in the game despite moderate fade. While not excessively overstable, it does hold a consistent line and requires deliberate power to control. As a category 9/4 speed and glide profile, Raptor delivers on distance potential but demands pinpoint throwing technique.

The Scorch is an understable distance driver. It is much like a longer Avenger SS. This makes it a great distance driver that will have some turn and a decent amount of fade, providing a consistent "S" curve flight path every time you rip it.

The Surge is one of Discraft’s signature drivers. This is an outstanding mold, great for intermediate and professional players. The Surge is a fast flying disc with a moderate sized rim. It has a degree of high speed turn, incredible glide, and a healthy amount of low speed fade. The Surge performs well for both backhand and forehand throws. As such a popular disc golf disc, the Surge comes in just about every Discraft plastic. You can buy this disc in low cost Pro-D plastic, mid grade Elite X, durable Z plastic, Premium ESP, and flexible FLX. If you want a unique ultra-colorful Surge, it’s available died in the Z-Plastic.

The Discraft Surge SS carves a precise line through the air with remarkably consistent flight, its slow speed belied by deceptive distance potential that rewards precise, controlled release angles. Despite moderate glide numbers, this 11-speed Distance Driver actually exhibits surprisingly long-range capability when paired with proper throw technique. Overstable enough to withstand rough conditions but still responsive for skilled players, the Surge SS has become a favorite among strategic disc golfers.

The Thrasher is a very fast and understable disc. It is important to know that this mold is not flippy, allowing huge distance from slower arms, and yet is still completely big-arm friendly. It will finish on a slow hyzer in most situations, so expect some clean anhyzers out of this disc. This mold is a great choice for most any skilled player

The Discraft Undertaker is a moderately overstable driver released in the summer of 2016. This disc offers some turn in flight, but will finish with a manageable fade. The Undertaker will take on headwinds and offer a flight that can be utilized for both backhand and forehand throws.

The Discraft Vulture is a precision distance driver characterized by extremely stable flight patterns that maintain consistent line and speed through even moderate headwinds, earning it a reputation as one of the most reliable long-range discs in competitive play. Its narrow rim profile and 0-turn rating create an exceptionally straight trajectory with minimal deviation. For experienced throwers seeking unerring accuracy at extended ranges, the Vulture's understated performance makes it a trusted tool for strategic shot placement.

The Discraft Zeus delivers precision distance with its predictable 12 speed and 3 degree fade, consistently holding line even at high velocities while maintaining gentle turn that rarely becomes noticeable. Its unique flight characteristics make it a go-to for players seeking reliable long-range accuracy without excessive power demands. The -1 turn rating actually translates to remarkably straight flight patterns under normal conditions.

The Athena is the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth line from Discraft. It is an all-purpose fairway driver with a light end-fade. The Athena can be used when distance is not as important as landing with excellent control.

The Discraft Cicada is designed to be a hyzer-flip machine. Beginners and intermediate players will love that with a smooth, controlled release, this disc will fly dead straight. With a smash, this disc will carve up long arcing turnovers and execute perfect rollers. As a proud addition to Discraft's lineup, the Cicada thrives, elevating the game of disc golf and complementing their legacy of excellence.

The Discraft Cigarra is an overstable evolution of the Cicada , designed in collaboration with Anthony Barela for players seeking more power, control, and distance. As Barela’s first signature disc with Discraft, the Cigarra delivers enhanced stability, allowing throwers to confidently attack lines with increased torque resistance . Built for those who push their limits, this disc offers the perfect balance of reliability and speed.

Are you looking for a golf disc that will actually turn to the right on backhand throws? There are few slicing understable discs better than the Discraft Glide. While this is considered a fairway driver, new players will see maximum distance when throwing the Glide. The Glide is available in the the highly durable “Z” plastic. Discraft gives the Glide a stability rating of -.5. Players who really want to see an understable turn should purchase it in lower weights, between 164-169 grams.

The Discraft Mantis is an exceptionally controllable fairway driver that excels at navigating tight windows with minimal fade, its -2 turn rating allowing for precision placement in dense woods and open fields alike. While not extremely fast, this 8/4 disc compensates with pinpoint accuracy and a remarkably consistent flight path, making it ideal for players seeking precise shot shaping. Its 2-fade rating provides just enough finish to hold lines without over-hyping, resulting in a truly reliable workhorse that rewards thoughtful execution.

The Passion is a Paige Pierce branded fairway driver with a straight flight and a unique flat outer rim configuration. It is very similar to the classic Discraft Cyclone but with less of a bead, tuning it for a straighter, more dependable flight for precision placement on the fairway.

The Discraft Reaper (not to be confused with the Undertaker) is a distance driver that was discontinued in 2012. The Reaper is a meathook of a driver, perfect for sweeping hyzer throws and placement shots.

The Discraft Stalker is an ultra-overstable fairway driver that refuses to turn, delivering consistent fade off every angle with its -1 Turn rating and 2-unit Fade. Its 7-speed power doesn't overwhelm—instead, precision placement becomes the key to unlocking this disc's potential for long-range shots where stability matters most. When paired with a strong arm, the Stalker becomes nearly uncatchable.

The Discraft Sting was released as the 2017 Ace Race disc. This understable driver provides long glide and more distance for newer disc golfers. The Sting is easy to control and has a Discraft stability rating of 0.0.

Looking for a straight flying, accurate fairway driver? The Discraft XL is a stable distance driver worth considering. In Pro-D plastic, Discraft gives the XL a stability rating of 0, meaning its overall flight path will be straight. In this plastic, the XL comes in weights as low as 150 grams. In other plastics, this is a slightly overstable disc that will fade more than it will turn (still very minimal). The XL is one of the most popular long range drivers Discraft makes. This disc is used by professionals, but is also a good drivers for beginners because it has so little fade. This disc is available in all the popular plastics Discraft makes: Pro-D, Elite-X, Elite-Z, ESP, and the soft flexible FLX. One interesting thing about the XL is that the stability varies in almost every plastic type. While the stability in Pro D is (0), it is 1 in Elite X, 1.2 in FLX, and 1.5 in ESP and Elite Z.

The Xtreme is slow but extremely overstable driver. You will use the Discraft Xtreme for utility and distance control shots instead of getting massive distance.

The Zombee is a fairway driver that was introduced by Discraft for the 2012 Ace Race. This is a tall, super-straight flyer with a predictable end of flight fade. This disc is like a cross between the midrange Buzzz and the Stalker driver. Discraft gives the Zombee a stability rating of 1.0.

The Discraft Archer is an understable midrange disc released during the 2016 Ace race. This is an excellent touch disc that with a very straight flight path with a hyzer flip. The Archer is a great all purpose disc for beginners that glides very well. It has a shallower hand feel with a microbead that smaller hands will love - perfect for women and younger players.

The Buzzz (3 z’s) is one of the most popular midrange discs in the world. This consistent, reliable, and stable disc will perform exactly how you want it to. With powerful throws the Buzzz will hold any line you put on it. With light, level throws, it will fade slightly. This super popular disc can be purchased in all of Discraft's plastics. In base line plastics it has a stability rating of 0. In premium plastic blends this disc is slightly overstable with a Discraft rating of .5.

The Discraft Buzzz OS is a precision midrange that excels at navigating dense tree lines and tight fairways with consistent, predictable flight - its 0 turn rating means it tracks straight as an arrow until the fade kicks in. The subtle 3-unit fade provides gentle slowing without dramatic drop-off, making this disc perfect for controlled approach shots to pin positions. Despite being overstable, the Buzzz OS still offers surprisingly high glide for a midrange, allowing it to carry farther than its speed would suggest.

The Buzzz SS is a less stable verzion of the ultra-popular Discraft Buzzz. This midrange has a similar feel to the Buzzz, with a rounder, smoother feeling rim. Players that want that Buzzz flight but can't quite get it to fly straight, or players that love the rounded, convex rim shape will love the Buzzz SS. Don't be fooled, this is not an understable midrange, like the Meteor or Comet. This is a straight flyer meant to be workable for low to even moderately high powered shots.

The Discraft Comet is a precision midrange driver that excels at controlled lines and pinpoint accuracy, with its -2 turn rating allowing for subtle adjustments without sacrificing stability. Its 4 speed designation belies exceptional distance potential when thrown with conviction, while the 1 fade keeps the disc remarkably trackable. The Comet's glide of 5 makes it an ideal choice for players who value finesse over brute force.

The Discraft Drone is a precision-crafted midrange disc with exceptional control and understable flight characteristics – its 1-unit turn rating makes it incredibly receptive to arm speed, allowing skilled players to manipulate trajectory with subtle wrist movements. While some may describe it as slightly overstable, most experienced throwers find the Drone sits comfortably in a neutral-to-slightly-under category when thrown with average power, offering smooth glide and moderate distance potential. Its signature flight pattern rewards precise throwing technique, making it an elite choice for players seeking precision control rather than raw power.

The Hawk is a perfect choice for new players. This stable, low-priced disc has high speed turn, low speed turn, and will hold any line you put on it. This is a great disc for threading tight fairways. The Discraft Hawk is available in inexpensive Pro-D plastic, a great way to get started in Disc Golf.

The Hornet is the moderately overstable midrange disc in the Discraft bee-themed lineup. It is substantially more overstable than the Buzzz, but not as insanely overstable as the Drone. This disc will fade hard, but it glides far as well. This is a great midrange for power throwers who don’t want to turn their disc over. The Hornet is available in the highly durable Z plastic. This is the best plastic for maintaining consistent overstable flight paths over time.

Are you looking for a drastic impact on your midrange game? The stable Discraft Impact is sure to get you where you want to be – next to the pin. The rim of the Impact was engineered to keep it flying flat, and minimize low speed fade. The Discraft Impact is available in premium ESP plastic. This mold is durable, comfortable, and allows for a smooth, consistent release.

The Discraft Joy is a midrange disc in the Page Pierce line of discs. It has a shallow, beadless rim. Page describes its flight as neutral with a lot of glide, with a flight numbers approximately 4, 5, -1, 1.

The Discraft Paul McBeth Malita is a small-diameter midrange designed for straight, workable flights with a touch of turn and high glide. Built for precision, it excels at touch shots, finesse approaches, standstills, and controlled lines in the woods. The beadless rim offers a clean release and comfortable feel for both backhand and forehand grips.

The Discraft Malta delivers precision accuracy with its tight turn and moderate fade, making it exceptionally reliable off the tee where control is paramount; its understable nature allows experienced players to shape lines while maintaining surprising distance. On slower arms, the Malta reveals a more forgiving side that can dip and recover with surprising pop. Its speed 5 designation belies considerable punch when driven with conviction.

As one of the understable midrange discs in Discraft’s lineup, the Meteor is great for controlled turnover throws. If you are right handed, throw backhand, and need a disc that is going to fly to the right, this is the disc you’re looking for. The Meteor will turn and glide giving beginners more control and distance. The Meteor comes in premium ESP and Z plastics. This is one of the best golf disc plastics on the market, providing superior grip and durability. The Meteor is available in weights between 167-178 grams. Lighter weight discs will turnover more easily.

The Discraft Nebula was the Ace Race disc for 2008. It is an overstable midrange that is now only available in this limited edition Elite Z run. In a lot of ways, the Nebula was the first Buzzz OS, as it is a very dependable overstable midrange that will hold strong in the wind.

If you like firm, thin, putters that just feel good in your hand, the Discraft Ringer is for you. The Ringer is an overstable putter (Discraft Stability 1.5) with a low profile (1.8cm tall). The excellent feel this disc provides will help you gain confidence and make more putts. One of the best things about the Ringer is that it’s available in the low cost Pro-D plastic.

The Ringer GT is a modified Ringer putt and approach disc. The top features a subtle groove track for grip confidence, and the disc is slightly more overstable now. The Ringer GT is an excellent disc for bold approaches and drivers, working for backhand or forehand control when a soft landing is needed.

The Discraft Sol is a 2018 Ace Race Disc. This thin rim, low profile midrange is perfect for touch approach shots. The Sol is a great disc for players of all skill level, allowing them to shape shots, weave through trees, and hit those difficult lines.

The Discraft Swarm is the newest midrange addition to Discraft's lineup, known for its exceptional stability and reliability. Designed to handle any wind conditions, this disc boasts impressive torque resistance and a dependable fade. Positioned perfectly between the Zone and Captain's Raptor, the Swarm works wonders as a utility disc, ideal for approach shots under 250 feet.7TV6U?//O;Experience the performance of this test flight disc and discover its impressive flight capabilities for yourself.

The Discraft Wasp is a precision-crafted Midrange disc with exceptional accuracy and control, featuring a remarkably straight flight path that holds its line with minimal turn despite moderate glide potential, making it perfect for players seeking precise placement shots at shorter to medium ranges. Its 0 rating on Turn makes it one of the straightest midranges available, allowing pinpoint throws that track predictably off the tee or out of dense brush. The subtle Fade 2 gives this disc gentle late-stage pull back, requiring deliberate release and follow-through to maximize its remarkable flight characteristics.

Want to get in the Zone? The Discraft Zone is a slim putter with a thick rim (1.2cm) that gives you something to hold on to. This is a very overstable putter that is good for headwinds, strategic fades, forehand throws, flick putts, and slamming into chains at just the right angle. Many Discraft enthusiasts will have a Zone in their bag as a putter that gets them out of a situation where a flick, or sidearm putt or approach shot is their only option. Being so overstable, this disc can handle the torque that a flick will put on it! The Zone is considered one of the best Discraft Discs available today.

The Zone OS from Discraft is the ultimate utility disc for all disc golfers' on-course needs! This overstable disc has been in high demand for years and can take players' games to the next level. The Zone OS has earned its stripes as a PDGA certified beefcake, thanks to its impressive torque resistance and assertive fade. Whether a player needs a disc for forehand throws, spike hyzers, or approach shots, the Zone OS can handle it all, even in the toughest of winds and terrain. Its overstable flight makes it perfect for players who demand reliability and consistency from their disc golf equipment. With the Zone OS in their bag, players can take on any challenge with confidence and precision. Try the Zone OS today and take your game to the next level with this versatile and dependable utility disc.

The Discraft Zone SS is a slightly less overstable version of the classic Zone, offering a straighter flight with minimal fade. It’s designed for controlled approaches, tunnel shots, and straight drives where precision matters, while still maintaining enough stability to finish reliably. Players get the familiar Zone feel but with a smoother, more workable flight right out of the box.

The Discraft Banger GT is an incredibly stable putter with zero turn and minimal fade, making it perfect for high-angle shots into tight windows where control reigns supreme; its 2 speed rating belies exceptional distance potential on gentle approaches. Players praise the Banger GT's consistent finish that refuses to dip or drop unexpectedly, allowing pinpoint placements into target zones. Its Category Putter designation underplays the disc's surprising range and straight-line flight characteristics that justify its professional-level popularity among tour players.