The Craze CD (Fairway Driver) by Discmania is one of their best discs, and ,sadly, is no longer available to buy. The Craze had a moderate speed dialed in at ten with a gentle turn and an ever so slight dominant fade. Thus making it well classified as a”control river.” This is a fantastic disc when you are looking for accuracy, while throwing short of your maximum. Keep an eye out here for if it returns to stock!
The DGA Squall is a disc in the Pro Line of discs. For a solid with a bit of personality to its flight this disc makes for a great mid-range. This disc has a smooth flight with a hint of turn and slightly stronger fade before it sits down. The disc has an average to thin sized rim, and has a great feel for making a nice mid-range or approach shot.
Another in the Pro Line of Discs from DGA The Rogue is a thick rim fast distance driver. Giving you a little bit of extra rim this far driver is going to be a surefire win.
The Riptide is an out of production overstable disc made for long drives that need to hook inward at the last moment towards a target. This disc provides a go-to for its strong hook. So long as you have mastered the power behind this disc and its strong fade.
The Blunt Gumbputt is a fantastic disk in the signature line, with a rubber-bandesque feel! This disc falls straight down after it hits any target, making it one of the best short-range and/or long range putters that you could ask for.
The Blowfly 1 takes “super soft” discs to a new level. This disc is not only soft, but flexible and bendable. The extra bend and flexibility takes some worry off as the disc will still hold if your child or grandchild ends up hitting something other than basket. The Blowfly 1 has a slightly overstable flight to it. This disc travels at slow speed and stops where it lands without sliding too much. If you like soft putters, this is a disc you’ll want in your bag.
The Skeeter is a super stable mid range and boasts that its one of the straightest flying discs on the market. This is a small diameter disc that works well for players of all skill levels. If you need a disc that can squeeze down narrow tunnels, then the Skeeter is what you need.
The Sonic is THE most fade resistant disc out there, thus, this should be your go to if you don’t want fade. While most disc golf putters are fairly similar, the Sonic is not.
This is a unique disc that is easy to throw. It has a grooved edge around the rim that provides a superb thumb grip. This putter is a slow flyer that seems to float in the air. A light flick can send this disc into the basket for a thirty foot put. For those who are transitioning from traditional frisbee and enjoy the tall/thin rim, this is probably your best choice for introductory disc!
The Spider is a small diameter mid-range that has minimal fade and relatively straight. This disc doesn’t glide a lot and is great for approach shots.
The Spider comes in DX, Champion, and Star plastics. For DX plastic, this disc can be available in the light weight 150 gram variety. For Champion and Star plastics, it’s available from 170-175 grams.
