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: 5/5/-4/2
The Stegosaurus is the quintessential mid-range driver designed for some turn with a little bit of end-fade. Of course, in a lighter weight, it is more understable than the...
Flight Numbers: 6/5/-4.5/1
The Brachiosaurus is an understable mid-range disc, which already makes is an ideal beginner disc. As a very lightweight disc, it is even more perfect for the complete no...
Flight Numbers: 6/5/-4.5/1
The Brachiosaurus is an understable mid-range disc, which already makes is an ideal beginner disc. As a very lightweight disc, it is even more perfect for the complete no...
Flight Numbers: 3/3/-3/1
The Dino Discs Triceratops is an ultra light weight putt and approach disc that is great for kids. This is a beadless putter with a deep dish feel. The triceratops has exce...
Flight Numbers: 10/5/-3/1
Dinosaurs are supposed to fly right? The Pterodactylus might be the farthest flying dinosaur frisbee for your kid. This is a think rimmed distance driver that utilizes the...
Flight Numbers: 4/5/-4/2
The Stegosaurus is an easy to throw midrange disc that utilizes the ABC Mission mold. This is a beaded midrange with decent stability for such a light weight disc golf disc...
Flight Numbers: 10/5/-3/1
The Pterodactylus is a manageable driver for young disc golfers. The rim isn't too wide, thus a high-speed release is not necessary. However, it still lands in the "distan...
