Know how it flies
Four tools inside: decode any disc, test them side by side, find a twin for the one you lost, and plan your shot.
Disc decoder
Every disc in our shop has its own plastic, wear and weight. Pick one and see how that exact disc flies for your arm.
No listed discs have flight numbers yet. Add speed, glide, turn and fade to a product to see it here.
Flight lab
Throw our discs side by side on the same fairway, with the same arm. Start with two and add up to four.
Twin finder
Enter the flight numbers of a disc you love, plus its plastic and wear. Press Done and we'll find the discs in our shop that fly the most like it.
Its flight numbers, from the stamp or the maker's site.
The caddie
Map the hole that gives you trouble. Drag the basket and the bend, add trees and out-of-bounds, then see which of our discs get there, and with which release.
Picks a starting shape. Then drag the ◆ bend point and the basket on the map.
Throw style, distance and wind come from Your throw above. Every disc is tried hyzer, flat and anhyzer.
Flights that clip a tree or land in OB score lower. “In fairway” is how much of the flight stays inside your corridor.
Predictions start with each disc’s published flight numbers, then adjust for its plastic, wear, weight and run, based on how discs are known to change over time. A beat-in disc turns more, so it’s treated as more understable. Your form, wind and elevation still decide the real flight.