Base Plastic is the least expensive plastic in disc golf. It is not very durable and will only last for a few rounds for drivers.
Prodigy announced the release of their new Ace Line disc golf discs yesterday. These new discs are designed by the experts at Prodigy, but unlike their normal Prodigy disc line manufactured in Georgia, these discs are manufactured in China. Prodigy owns the overseas factory and is in full control of the quality of these discs. …
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There are a lot of great plastic blends made by the different disc manufacturers today. Most disc golfers use a variety of different plastic types depending on the type of disc, the season, and use of the discs. To help us figure out the best disc golf plastic, we’re asking the following questions. Please answer …
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The Innova Archangel, not to be confused with Arch Angle, is a great distance driver for beginners. This under-stable disc helps compensate for the natural tendency to curve hard to the left (for right-handed back hand throws). With a glide rating of 6, this disc will sail for great distance. It has a high turn …
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The Viper is a low speed (6), over-stable, fairway driver that has a wicked fade (5). It’s great for curving around trees and other obstacles. It comes in the inexpensive DX plastic, and can be purchased for less than $10. I’ve been using the Viper as more of a “mid range” disc, and use it …