Flight Numbers: 3/4/-1/1
The Bleak by Doomsday Discs is a top-notch, high-quality, straight-flying putter that perfectly describes the look of the future. While the future may look bleak, your putt...
Flight Numbers: 2/2/0/2
The Land Mine by Doomsday Discs is part of the Munitions Line of experimental, unique discs. The Land Mine as an approach putter that has a unique shape with a boxy, blunt l...
Flight Numbers: 2/3/0/2
The Sea Otter is a slow and floaty disc. This overstable putter is a dependable and workable putter. It even works well as a throwing putter. Its low speed, higher glide, an...
Flight Numbers: 3/3/-3/1
The Triceratops is a great lightweight beginner putter that kids will love chucking at the chains. Or it can be used as a stand-alone disc for any youngster who is learning...
Flight Numbers: 2/3/0/2
The Tākapu is RPM's beadless stable putt and approach disc with a similar depth to RPM's Ruru. It has a slow and very stable flight with a gentle late fade. When thrown with...
Flight Numbers: 2/4/0/0
The Viking Discs Rune is a low profile putt and approach disc with a perfectly straight flight. This putter is beaded, which helps it maintain stability with wear over time...
Flight Numbers: 2/4/0/1
Designed by the World Champion himself - the Nomad has everything James Conrad desires in a putter. From the depth and shoulder height, all the way down to the size of the s...
Flight Numbers: 3/3.5/-1/0.5
The Proxy’s defining flight characteristic is its ability to hold a straight flight at high speeds, but demonstrate the low-speed straight properties of a much more und...
Flight Numbers: 4/3/0/3
Paul McBeth Edition
The Zone overstable putt and approach disc is the go-to workhorse putter for dependable overstability in any conditions. Often used for technical approac...
Flight Numbers: 4/3/0/3
Paul McBeth Edition
The Zone overstable putt and approach disc is the go-to workhorse putter for dependable overstability in any conditions. Often used for technical approac...
Flight Numbers: 3/3/-1/1
Plastic: Diamond
The Shaman is to the Chief as the Magic is to the Wizard, flat 25 degree nose and no bead on the rim. The throw dictates the flight path. It will hold any ...
