The Breaker is an amazing putt and approach disc in the DGA line, that is used primarily used as an approach disc. This is a completely flat approach disc that feels great in the hand. It is an overstable putter and thin profile that gives it a natural fit in your hand. This is an…Read more
The new Tensor by MVP is an overstable midrange disc designed to withstand the power of the strongest throws. This midrange driver flies well in winds and offers excellent gliding for an overstable midrange. Though the flight path of the Tensor is very similar to the Vector, it has an entirely different feel to it….Read more
The Latitude 64 Fury is a control driver similar to the popular and highly rated Saint, but slightly more understable. The Fury is often categorized as a cross between the River and Saint. This is another very popular control driver manufactured with the less powerful disc golfers in mind. The Latitude 64 River and Latitude…Read more
Best Understable Fairway Drivers At the point when somebody asks you what is disc golf, the reaction you need to have the option to give after each throw is just plain old fun. In the same way, like others, you might have discovered circle golf with a starter set. You are playing a ton, you…Read more
Speed nine drivers are fast enough that they can go the distance, but slow enough that they can still be used by newer disc golfers. There are sixteen discs on our sites that we classify with a speed 9, and these discs typically have moderate sized rims (1.8-2 cm wide). When it comes to highly…Read more
Disc golf drivers classified as “speed 10” are ideal for intermediate players. These discs are fast, but not so fast that they are difficult to control. For companies like Discraft that don’t give their discs speed ratings using Innova’s system, we have taken the liberty to estimate speed ratings for them. In total, there are…Read more
Speed 11 drivers are some of the best discs for intermediate and advanced players alike. While these distance drivers are fast, they aren’t too hard for the average player to control. Most speed 11 drivers have rims between 2.0 and 2.2 cm. We offer 18 different drivers that we rate as “speed 11.” Several of…Read more
A few years ago, speed 12 was as fast as it got in the disc golf world. While there are faster distance drivers on the market now, many advanced disc golfers still prefer drivers with speed ratings of 11 or 12. Speed 13 and 14 drivers always have ultra thick rims, at least 2.3 cm…Read more
High speed drivers are highly sought after discs. Every disc golfer wants to throw faster and farther. However, speed 13+ discs aren’t for players without powerful arms. For this reason, many high speed discs actually have relatively low ratings as inexperienced players are never satisfied with them. Overall, the more understable high speed drivers have…Read more
This overstable midrange is a touch faster than its ever popular counterpart the Roc. Unlike it’s predecessor, the Roc 3 will only be available in Innova’s Champion plastic. The Champions mix allows for better grip and shine, making it easier to spot in foliage. This new Roc 3 appears to be able to handle anything,from…Read more