Discmania

Lux Vapor Paradigm Les White Rapto-Top

Paradigm is excellence in the shape of a distance driver. The Paradigm sits comfortably in hand feeling slightly more shallow than your traditional 12 speed distance driver. The disc is designed to unlock your maximum distance potential with its tremendous glide and some high speed turn. The Paradigm also features a reliable low speed fade, which enables you to trust the flight of the disc even when throwing it with some anhyzer. This driver is overall extremely versatile and it can execute a wide variety of different distance lines.

Good for: Controlled distance, tailwind shots, touch forehand throws

Discmania Evolution Lux plastic is rigid enough to hold up in all temperatures but still has enough flex in the flight plate to give all players a comfortable grip. It's feels little softer than Neo plastic.

Vapor plastic has a very durable and grippy composition while the added benefit of swirls give each disc a one of a kind experience. Swirls of each disc will vary in terms of swirl variety, color, and swirl placement.

Founded in Finland in 2006, Discmania is one of the most popular manufacturers in disc golf. Discmania has three disc lineups: Evolution, Originals, and Active. The first two are manufactured in Sweden, while the third is produced in China.

Discmania's so-called premium plastic blends include Lux, Forge, Meta, Neo, S-Line, C-Line, Chroma, and Active Premium. More grippy and faster-wearing base plastics include Hard Exo, Soft Exo, Super Soft Exo, D-Line Flex 1-2-3, and Active Base. We also offer Discmania disc golf baskets, bags, and various accessories.

Popular Discmania discs include: P2, Sensei, MD3, Method, FD, PD and DD3.

The numbers that usually appear on the top of the disc indicate the flight characteristics of the disc. The most commonly used way to tell the flight characteristics is to use four numbers: speed, glide, stability and fade.

Disc golf discs usually weigh between 140 and 180 grams. The lighter the disc, the less stable it is. Conversely, the heavier the disc, the more overstable it behaves.