This is a very overstable midrange designed to handle a lot of torque and give accurate, consistent flights. These are unique discs with a flat, almost concave top. All Verdict’s stamped either “Prototype” or “First Run – Prototype” are stamped with Truth on the back. The disc was originially to be released as the Truth,…Read more
The new Prodigy F3 is a stable flying fairway driver designed for long and controllable flights for players of any and all skill levels. Utilizing Prodigy’s Easy Release Technology, this disc provides a comfortable feel and excellent distance. This is definitely a disc you want in your bag. F3 Dimensions: Diameter: 21.3 cm Height: 1.5…Read more
The Prodigy F2 is an overstable fairway driver that, time after time, provides a very predictable flight path. This control driver has been described by Prodigy as “perfect for executing even the most demanding shots.” While overstable, the F2 is not as overstable as the F1. The F2 utilizes Prodigy’s Easy Release Technology that helps…Read more
The new Latitude 64 Stiletto is said to be the most overstable Latitude 64 disc that will ever be made. It’s initial flight ratings indicate a turn of positive 1, and a fade of 6! Designed to help pros in the windiest of conditions, this disc eats wind for breakfast. If the Trident and XXX…Read more
The P3 is an overstable putter in the Discmania line. This disc is described as a cross between a putter and a mid range. The P3 excels as a driving putter with better distance potential than traditional putt and approach discs. As an overstable disc, the P3 gives some great performance when faced with turbulence….Read more
The Mako3 is the newest version of the remarkably straight flying Innova Mako. This midrange disc is for anyone who wants a traight flyer with a limited fade. The Mako3 is available in the new Jolly Launcher Champion plastic, and is slightly faster than the original Mako. Mako3 Dimensions Diameter: 21.7cm (100.18% of average, 100.70%…Read more
If you’re looking for quality, consistent golf discs at an inexpensive price, misprints are the way to go. These discs have flaws in printing (sometimes very minor) not in the plastic or actual disc. In many cases a duplicate print was made on a disc. Other times there is a flaw in the stamp. Many…Read more
Latitude 64 Misprints are exactly that, discs whose only flaw is in the stamp imprint. These flaws are most commonly a double stamp Misprints do not affect flight. In our opinion, these misprints can look pretty good. Double stamps which are reflective on each other, triple stamps, or places where the stamp did not stick…Read more
If you’re looking for cheap Dynamic Discs, consider buying misprints. These discs are as good a “normal” disc of the same model. There was simply an error made while printing the stamp. In some cases the stamp was printed multiple times. In other cases the foil just didn’t set properly. Once in a while, the…Read more
Westside Factory Second discs are golf discs that, for whatever reason, Westside would not release for regular sale. In some cases these discs are made with plastic blends that didn’t quite live up to expectations. Other discs stamped “Factory Second” have what looks like tape marks on them that just need to be rubbed off….Read more