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Neutron BALANCE Midrange by Axiom The Balance by Axiom is a moderately overstable midrange in the Simon Line of discs. It is a standard, comfortable midrange that can handle the power of experience players without being too overstable and cumbersome for newer players. It is available with the stock edition stamp, plus the limited edition…
James Proctor Halo CONQUEROR The new Conqueror by Infinite Discs is a formidable overstable distance driver designed to conquer the challenges of the most powerful throws, even in the hands of professional players. When unleashed, the Conqueror showcases an impressive end-of-flight fade, whether launched forehand or backhand, and dependably conquers fierce headwinds with unwavering stability….
James Proctor and Eric Oakley White P-Blend ALPACA The P-Blend Alpaca is back and this time, it’s an all-white run supporting both James Proctor and Eric Oakley from Team Infinite! P-Blend is a firm blend preferred by many pro players and this one is a lot of fun for both play and for collecting, with…
Discraft ON SALE SAVE 10%-35% Various Disc Models This Week Only! Shop DISCRAFT Here Try DDG’s New Adrenaline Junkie Our next WHATNOT Show is scheduled for this evening! We’ll be on three times per week, so be sure to bookmark our shows for a good time and rapid-paced disc auctions! Our WHATNOT audience…
For the First Time in Infinite Discs’s 10-year History, we have cracked over 100,000 discs in stock on our online store! Infinite Discs Introduces: The CZAR in Metal Flake Glow We’re really excited to end the fun 2022 disc golf season with a cool new distance driver release! The CZAR is an overstable 11-speed driver…
The Metal Flake Glow C-Blend MAYA Infinite Discs is excited to announce the release of the MAYA understable distance driver in Metal Flake Glow C-Blend plastic with a fun new stamp. This is a limited quantity run so probably won’t be around for long. If you like understable drivers that resist any early fade, then…