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 #2 Roller is a unique disc with a wide diameter that will anhyzer and roll for almost all forehand shots. It was designed specifically to roll along the ground.
This disc is no longer available.
The Millennium JLS is a great stable driver that aided in revolutionizing the distance driver technology. This was the best selling disc golf driver at the beginning of the century. The “LS” stands for long straight, and while this disc both turns and fades, it is, nonetheless, a very consistent disc that often lands where you throw it .
The Orion LF (Long Low Speed Fade) is another good overstable driver in the Millennium lineup. This is a relatively fast disc (Speed 9), has a slight turn (-1), good glide (5), and a strong predictable fade (3).
The Orion is available in all three Millennium plastics. Millennium Standard plastic provides outstanding grip and control for the lowest cost, Quantum plastic is highly durable, and Sirius plastic combines the best elements of the other two plastics in one.
The Orion LS (long straight) is a consistent stable driver that is great for intermediate players. This disc utilizes understable turn and reliable fade, which gives outstanding distance and the perfect control for the average disc golfers.
The Orion LS is available in Millennium, Quantum, and Sirius plastics. Choose your favorite plastic today and improve your game with this great driver.
The Polaris is one of the best slightly understable, straight flying drivers on the market. This disc is a predictable, straight flying, and a fast flying driver that gives great distance. This disc is a great choice for line drives in low ceiling areas. The Polaris is easy to throw for any and all skill levels and comes in a variety of Millennium and Sirius plastics. This is a great distance driver for beginners.
The Cheetah is one of the best drivers for newer disc golfers. Though not one of the fastest golf discs on the market, the Cheetah is really easy to control and provides consistent S-Curve flights.
One of the best things about the Innova Cheetah is that it is a very cheap golf disc. It’s available in DX plastic, which is least expensive, and provides an excellent grip allowing for confident, and controlled, shots.
The Cheetah comes in weights as low as 150g. Newer disc golfers and youth will see more distance with lighter weight discs.
The Magnet is a good sized putter that is attracted to metal chains. This is the flagship putter of discraft and is used by disc golf all over the world. The Magnet is shorter than most putters and has a very narrow rim. It has a fairly stable flight path with a very mild fade at the end of its flight. Discraft gives the Magnet a stability rating of 0.
The Discraft Magnet is available in the inexpensive Pro-D plastic. This disc is not to firm, nor to soft, and does a good job of grabbing the chains and landing in the basket. The Magnet is available in almost every disc weight from 150-176 grams.
The Innova Boss was the first speed 13 driver on the market. It is on the more popular end of the spectrum for ultra high speed drivers, and is available in all of Innova’s most popular plastic mixes. The world distance record is currently held by David Wiggins Jr. who received it after throwing with an R-Pro Boss!
The #1 Hyzer is Lighting’s fastest super overstable disc. According to Lightning, “this disc defies Hyzer.” The hook on this disc is so powerful it can handle even the strongest winds. This is Lightning’s best disc choice for power throwers.
When you need a shot to hook hard, the #1 Hookshot by Lightning is your answer. Like the name implies, this is an overstable fairway driver that likes to curve hard to the left. The Hookshot may not be the fastest disc, but it is a good hooker that’s perfect for powerful shots and upwind shots.
This disc is no longer available
