Pro Stores
Accessories

Discraft Titanium Scorch

Discraft Titanium Scorch

5
(1 Reviews)
Rate this Disc
Titanium plastic provides maximum durability with a pearlescent look. The Titanium Scorch delivers slightly more stability than ESP, keeping its understable distance longer.
Manufacturer Flight Numbers 11.0/6.0/-2.0/2.0
Reviewer Flight Numbers 11.1/5.9/-2.1/2
Retail:
$19.99
Our Price:
$18.99
You Save:
$1.00

Titanium Details

Titanium is Discraft's ultra premium plastic blend. This is a high performance blend that provides pro grip and durability in a "uniquely cool" appearance.

Scorch Dimensions

  • Diameter: 21.10 cm
  • Height: 1.80 cm
  • Rim Depth: 1.10 cm
  • Rim Width: 2.20 cm
  • Max Weight: 173g

Additional Information

  • Primary Use: Distance Driver
  • Stability: Understable
  • Recommended Skill Level: Beginner
  • Plastic grade(s): Air Bubbles, Durable, Midgrade, Premium
  • Beaded

Reviews

Timmi Singlespeed
My Flight Ratings: 12/5/-3/2 Somewhat Beginner Friendly Throwing Distance: 350 Straight Score: Slightly Understable

Apr 28, 2026 19:43 PM

The Titanium Scorch produces a nice S-shaped flight path, and it truly does go very far.  My previous farthest flying disc was a Streamline (proton) Jet (11 6 -3 2) that beat in far too quickly, hence this purchase.  The Scorch is easy to control and it goes far! 

However, out of the box, the Titanium Scorch is not a -2 2 , but truly a -3 2 .  (this mirrors 2 other Titanium discs I've bought, which had 1 tick extra turn than the stated numbers).  If you have beginner to intermediate armspeed, that's a good thing.  It doesn't need to get beat in before producing the expected flight numbers. 

Rim width is 22mm, therefore a 12 speed, not an 11 speed.  This has overlap with the Thrasher, so I understand why their marketing dept decided to sell this as a 11s 6g instead of 12s 5g.  Also, I suspect, 11 6 -2 2 sells better than 12 5 -3 2 (which is what this is).  

For easy distance, the Scorch works for me. (for now anyways).

  I also bought it in Glow plastic, and that one is less understable than this one, but only by a small margin. 

 

Add Your Review

INFINITE DISCS BLOG