These are different brands of disc golf discs. In disc golf, the brand is not necessarily the manufacturer as many manufactures produce discs for multiple brands.
The Axiom Crave was the first driver in the Axiom Line of disc golf discs. This moderate speed fairway driver is described as a seasoned MVP Servo. It provides a straight controllable flight path with a comfortable feel and loads of color beautiful options. Many of our fans describe the Crave as “the perfect disc.”
DGA entered the warp speed driver market with the introduction of their disc The Torrent. This distance driver proves to be really fast, with a 14 speed and a really thick rim. DGA says that this disc is easily the fastest in their lineup and they say this disc will “amaze with its speed out of your hand. Advanced throwers will love the added distance this disc will give their game, while pro caliber players will trust its increased glide and fade at the finish.”
The Lucky is an understable mid-range available in unique Crosslap plastic blends. This is a great disc for beginners, especially when it is purchased in light weights.
You can count on German Engineering to produce quality products, and when it comes to golf discs, the Crosslap Credo is no exception. This overstable putter has a unique shape and feel and comes equipped with an ultra flat top. The Credo is a tall putter disc with a wide diameter. This disc is available in two incredible plastic blends. Basic plastic consists of a firm but grippy mid grade blend, while Advanced Soft has an elastic almost rubber feel.
Want to throw those beautiful S curves like a pro but just don’t have the arm for it? Then the Witness is what you want. This is the ideal disc for beginners because of the easy distance and stellar glide it provides.
The Witness will fly like a more understable Latitude 64 River. This disc is slightly faster though, and exhibits more high speed turns and less low speed fade. For experienced players, the Witness is an excellent choice for controlled anhyzers, hyzerflips, and rollers.
The Power drive Gumbputt is the fourth putter in DGA’s super soft signature series line. Like the other similar putters, this disc is super soft, folds in half, and is a great choice for putter shots on steep hills. The Power drive Gumbputt is an understable disc that will easily flip over. The beveled edge gives it more speed than the Blunt, and this disc tends to be more commonly used as an approach disc
The Inertia is said to be a “controllable distance driver” with GYRO Push that gives throwers increased control for distance drives. The understable profile of this disc gives excellent distance to power throwers on hyzerflip shots. For less experienced players, the Inertia provides a neutral flight path with a relatively straight distance.
The MVP Switch fairway driver is described as stable-understable, and is the third mold in the slower Resistor/Servo Class. The Switch is like a cross between the mid-range Tangent and the AMP, and is considered to be the best driver for newer players with low power. The Switch is an accurate disc with a lot of glide as well as a lot of shot shaping options. This is an excellent disc for golfers of all skill levels.
The Mantis is a reliable fairway driver released as the 2013 Ace Race disc in Titanium plastic. The Mantis gives us a straight flight path with a comfortable feel and an excellent glide. The later runs have slight variations in that they have a slightly lower profile and has a bit more dome to it, thus making it easier to control.
The Prodigy M5 is the first understable mid-range in the Prodigy Line. For fans of Prodigy looking for a turning mid that will hold long anhyzer lines, this is the disc to choose. Unlike the other Prodigy mid range drivers that all have a similar feel, the M5 is taller and it’s distinct inner rim allows for an understable flight even at low speeds. This disc is recommended for short approach shots for disc golfers of all skill levels.
