Collection: D-Line

The D-Line plastic is the base line plastic from Discmania. This plastic is the lowest in price because it does break in quickly and while the least durable, will still last a long time.

This collection includes putters, mids, and drivers because they're all great in D-Line plastic. Gen...

The D-Line plastic is the base line plastic from Discmania. This plastic is the lowest in price because it does break in quickly and while the least durable, will still last a long time.

This collection includes putters, mids, and drivers because they're all great in D-Line plastic. Generally players of all skill levels will throw a D-Line putter as their putting putter, the small scuffs make the disc easier to hold and it's cost effective if you want to buy a bunch of them for practicing.

Another reason that players have D-Line discs in their bag is the grip and the beat in flight. When a disc beats in it becomes less stable, these discs can be manipulated to have different flight characteristics and become understable or flippy. The feel of a beat in D-Line disc is amazing in the hand. Typically after being thrown for a while the D-Line becomes soft in the hand. These discs vary the most in weight and can be as low as 140 grams and up to 180 grams for some molds.

Getting a D-Line disc is buying a great disc no matter the conditions, these work in the winter, or rain, and players will love the understable disc in the bag. Go get yourself an awesome disc today!

The D-Line plastic is the base line plastic from Discmania. This plastic is the lowest in price because it does break in quickly and while the least durable, will still last a long time.

This collection includes putters, mids, and drivers because they're all great in D-Line plastic. Gen...

The D-Line plastic is the base line plastic from Discmania. This plastic is the lowest in price because it does break in quickly and while the least durable, will still last a long time.

This collection includes putters, mids, and drivers because they're all great in D-Line plastic. Generally players of all skill levels will throw a D-Line putter as their putting putter, the small scuffs make the disc easier to hold and it's cost effective if you want to buy a bunch of them for practicing.

Another reason that players have D-Line discs in their bag is the grip and the beat in flight. When a disc beats in it becomes less stable, these discs can be manipulated to have different flight characteristics and become understable or flippy. The feel of a beat in D-Line disc is amazing in the hand. Typically after being thrown for a while the D-Line becomes soft in the hand. These discs vary the most in weight and can be as low as 140 grams and up to 180 grams for some molds.

Getting a D-Line disc is buying a great disc no matter the conditions, these work in the winter, or rain, and players will love the understable disc in the bag. Go get yourself an awesome disc today!