Disc golf distance drivers have the potential to fly the farthest. Be sure to choose distance drivers that work well for you skill level for maximum satisfaction on the course.
The Discraft Crank SS is designed to give disc golfers who don’t have a lot of power in their shots more distance. More experienced disc golfers will find that the Crank SS flips up easily on the difficult hyzer releases. Discraft gives the Crank SS a stability rating of .7
Lower your score with the MD4! The much anticipated MD4 release is finally upon us. Let’s just say it was worth the wait. This disc is the overstable brother of the MD3. The MD4 has a blunt nose with that standard MD3 micro-bead giving it a familiar feel in the hand. Not only is the MD4 overstable, but it also comes with a surprising amount of glide, thus allowing your shots to fade more while still maintaining it’s predictability. Whether you’re facing a stiff wind, searching for that controlled hyzer line, or just throwing a nice touch forehand, the MD4 has you covered. We find this disc to be much more versatile than most other overstable mid-ranges currently on the market, thanks to it’s mix of stability and glide. Don’t wait, grab yourself an MD4 and lower your score!
The Discmania CD2 is a fast PDGA approved fairway driver designed for shaping shots. Its flight has been reported to be similar to the FD, but a tad faster and with a little bit more fade to it.
The Discmania TDx is the latest in the TD lineup. This is an understable distance driver that will add distance and control to any player’s game. The TDx can handle more power and snap than most would expect from an understable disc, thus proving to be an excellent disc for higher arm speeds as well. It excels in tailwinds and makes an excellent anhyzer/anhyzer disc. When thrown with control, it can hold dead straight lines.
The Discmania Active Sea Serpent is a slightly understable, moderately high speed distance driver. This disc promises distance to all those players who have slightly slower arm speeds.
The long awaited release of the Discmania PDx is finally here! The PDx has the speed and overstability of Discmania’s meat hook driver, the PD2, and also comes with the controllability and versatility of Discmania’s possibly most well-known all-around driver, the PD. The PDx is the perfect hybrid of these two crowd pleasers.
The Discmania Evolution Enigma is the first Distance Driver and the fourth disc to be released in Discmania’s Evolution Line, manufactured by Latitude 64. The Enigma is a high speed driver that will provide experienced golfers with some big distance.
The Discmania DD3 is the new disc for distance. Eagle McMahon crushes this disc down the fairway. The “Cloudbreaker” is the title name for the Swirly Star Signature edition. This is a reliable, max distance driver for the more experienced arms- but may still offer some extra distance for intermediate players.
Originally release only for tournament player pack sponsorships, the Mystere is a smooth distance driver for tight, S-Curve long shots. With an understable release and a dependable fade, it rates one tick faster than that popular Beast (and 2 clicks faster than a Valkyrie). The Mystere also has some excellent glide for extra distance and a pretty smooth landing.
The Firestorm is Innova’s newest high speed driver. The Firestorm is a stable driver designed to be able to push through almost the toughest of conditions. Rain fire down on your opponents scores with this new dependable driver!
Discmania Mutant (Evolution Neo)
$15.99
Discmania Mermaid (Active Baseline)
$7.99
Discmania Mentor
$7.99 – $11.99
Discmania MD3 (Eagle McMahon Chroma Iron Samurai 4)
$12.50
Discmania Majesty (Active Premium)
$11.99
