New Releases!

The Captain’s Thrasher is Missy Gannon’s annual take on the Thrasher — same glide and distance potential, but with added overstability that holds up under power and in the wind. Where the standard Thrasher wants to turn, this one holds its line and finishes. The 2026 run comes in Z Swirl, Discraft’s most durable plastic with bold, unique color patterns throughout.

The Westside Discs VIP Vellamo First Run introduces a new midrange designed around straight flights and versatile shot shaping. In Westside’s durable, transparent VIP plastic, the Vellamo holds whatever line you put it on with ease, making it equally at home on controlled approach shots and longer midrange drives through tight fairways. A well-rounded option for players at every level.

The Westside Discs VIP Vellamo First Run introduces a new midrange designed around straight flights and versatile shot shaping. In Westside’s durable, transparent VIP plastic, the Vellamo holds whatever line you put it on with ease, making it equally at home on controlled approach shots and longer midrange drives through tight fairways. A well-rounded option for players at every level.

Vass means sharp and made to replace the OOP Grym, but a little more Understable.

The Pure is one of disc golf’s most trusted putters — beadless, neutral-flying, and comfortable in hand. Lauri Lehtinen’s 2026 Team Series version comes in Opto-X Sparkle, a stiffer, more premium take on Latitude 64’s Opto plastic with a brilliant metallic shimmer and increased torque resistance. The result is a Pure that holds its line through more powerful throws, making it equally at home on the green and off the tee.

The Fire is a flat-topped, overstable midrange built for power throwers who need a disc that stays the course in wind and finishes hard. Anniken Steen’s 2026 Team Series version comes molded in Royal Clear, Latitude 64’s premium transparent plastic, offering a stiff, consistent feel and a striking see-through finish. A natural choice for forehand approaches, utility hyzers, and headwind lines.

The Mighty is a go-to fairway driver for players who want distance without sacrificing control — straight through the air with a reliable fade at the end. Jakub Semerád’s 2026 Team Series version comes in Royal Clear, Latitude 64’s new transparent premium plastic with a glass-like finish, a slightly stiffer feel, and trusted overstability. A sharp-looking disc that flies as good as it looks.

The Sapphire is Latitude 64’s easy-to-use distance driver — slim, fast, and approachable for players who want big distance without needing tour-level arm speed. Rebecca Cox’s 2026 Team Series version comes in Gold Orbit, a premium plastic featuring a striking two-color rim and excellent durability. With its high glide and understable flight, the Sapphire turns smooth, controlled throws into long, straight drives.

The Judge needs no introduction — straight flight, comfortable feel, and at home in any situation from the tee to the circle. The Ghosty Goodness run strips things down to a ghost bar stamp, letting the translucent Lucid plastic take center stage. Slightly more stable than the Fuzion version, Lucid holds up round after round without losing its flight.