How’s it Fly? McBeth 4x Claw Zone Review
Our final take on the McBeth 4x Claw Zone? Unless you’ve got the extra cash, buy 5 or 6 different Zones with your money and find your favorite. But it is pretty cool bagging one if you can.
Disc Insights
Axiom Proxy Comparison: Eclipse 2.0 vs. Total Eclipse Plastic
We compare Axiom Eclipse 2.0 Plastic vs. Axiom Total Eclipse Plastic with Proxys. Both discs are straight fliers and have their pros and cons.
Bergalicious: The Kastaplast Berg vs. Berg X Comparison
The Berg vs. Berg X comparison shows that the Berg X is everything fans of overstable, low-glide putters want it be. Kastaplast fans rejoice, you can finally call your bag complete.
Discraft Luna vs. Axiom Envy
We compare the Discraft Luna vs. Axiom Envy so you can decide which throwing putter is best for your game. The Luna is a floatier, straighter putter, while the Axiom Envy is more point and shoot.
Can A.I. Design a Disc Golf Disc
TL;DR: We used to ChatGPT to write us an article on how to create the most overstable disc in the flexiest plastic. Est. Reading Time: 5 – 6 Minutes Asking A.I. To Design a Disc The concept for this article is simple. We asked A.I. to essentially design a Discmania Tilt with flex and explain …
MVP Glitch: Quick Review
The MVP Neutron Soft Glitch may just be the greatest throwing putter ever created. Unbelievable line control coupled with heavenly glide. What more can you ask for?
Axiom Plasma Envy: Quick Review
The Axiom Plasma Envy is an overstable throwing putter option for players who love the feel of the Envy but need an overstable finish. See how we
Discmania PD: Quick Review
If you’re looking to bag the Discmania PD, consider adding multiple variations to your disc line-up. For most forehands, a worn in Nordic Phenom or new S-line will work perfectly. Having a back-up high stability PD like the Lone Howl or 13th run PD (if you can find one) will fit in place of extremely overstable distance driver shots.
Streamline Echo: Quick Review
The Streamline Echo is a neutral midrange disc that is straight flier with a strong amount of torque and wind resistance. The Echo is a relatively new disc, receiving approval from the PDGA in 2021 and fits right in between the MVP Reactor and Axiom Hex in the MVP family line-up of midranges. The Echo has the flight numbers of 5/5/-1.5/1 and currently is offered in Neutron and Proton Soft plastic.
Discmania MD vs. MD1 Comparison
TL;DR: The Discmania MD and MD1 are perfect companion discs. They both fly straight and they both can fly on any line you put them on but the new MD1 flies and glides further. Est. Reading Time: 4 -5 Minutes Shoutout to Disc Golf Deals USA for the awesome Discmania MD1s we got to test. …