The Essence, a do-it-all fairway driver in the Evolution lineup, shines with its understable nature. It is especially ideal for players seeking their first distance driver, while seasoned pros will also find it valuable for a variety of shots. When faced with a technical hole on the course, the Essence is the disc you'll reach for!

The Logic is the beadless compliment to the Link. This disc has a smooth, comfortable rim and a good height. It's not too deep, not too shallow, just right. The Logic excells in the circle, but can also be used for all of the other putter needs you may have.

The FD is truly one of the great straight-flying fairway drivers. This disc is perfect for straight line shots through low ceiling tree lines. As an accurate, smooth flying disc, the FD is a winner for beginners and pros. While the FD isn’t the fastest flying fairway driver, it does offer excellent glide, allowing it to rival your furthest flying distance drivers.

The Discmania made and Innova made FDs feel and fly similar, if not identical. When adding a review, feel free to comment your opinions on how they differ!

For a truly straight-flying putter, it doesn’t get much better than the Discmania P1 – Maniac. This disc has turn and fade ratings at 0, which makes it a great straight-line approach disc and chain-rattling putter. 

The MD1 is a new version of the MD that is slightly faster, flatter topped, and can take a little more power. The MD1 will hold as straight as an arrow for as far as you can throw it. 

The Discmania Evolution Enigma is the first Distance Driver and fourth disc to be released in Discmania's Evolution Line, manufactured by Latitude 64. 

The Enigma is a high speed driver that will provide big distance for experienced disc golfers. 

The Discmania Link, the first putter in Discmania's Evolution line by Latitude 64. This neutral-flying disc excels both as a close-range putter inside the circle or for approaches all the way to a powerful drive off the tee. With a rounded rim featuring a large but comfortable bead, the Link offers a clean feel in the hand that accommodates various grips, including putter grip, fan grip, or power grip.

The Discmania Tailor is a workhorse midrange that you'll need several of. It's straight as an arrow with a touch of fade for dependability. The disc has a slight dome to it that makes for incredible glide, and it has a smooth, beadless hand feel that makes for confident shots backhand or forehand.

The Discmania P2x is a straight-to-slightly-overstable putter crafted in collaboration with Gannon Buhr as part of the Originals line. Designed to be a versatile, all-around putter, the P2x excels in both approach shots and putting, offering a dependable, straight flight you can rely on in any situation. After extensive rounds of prototyping and refining, the P2x combines comfort and control, making it the disc you reach for when the stakes are high and precision matters most.

Discmania's Vanguard sets a new standard of reliability in their fairway driver collection. With a blunt nose reminiscent of the FD1 or FD3, its smoother margins on the edges and rim provide a comfortable grip for a powerful throw when you need it most. Whether you're executing a precise hyzer or anhyzer shot, the Vanguard delivers with moderate fade and dependable control, making it an essential disc in your arsenal.

The P2 is a straight flying, but slightly overstable putter made by Discmania. This disc is stable enough that it can handle headwind throws and fairly long approach shots. This putter was designed specifically for pro players, but can be useful for disc golfers of all skill levels. This was the first disc that Discmania brought back when they took over their own production.

The Discmania CD1 is a versatile control driver. The CD1 puts you in the driver's seat, allowing you full control to manipulate and style the disc exactly how you want it to. This disc is a great choice for both less powerful or less skilled players looking for a first distance driver and experienced experts seeking a reliable, versatile disc for their game. The CD1's execution feels effortless and controlled, often competing for distance with even the fastest drivers in experienced hands.

The CD1 can handle just about any wind condition with ease, but is best suited for tailwinds and calmer weather. Players will appreciate the CD1's ability to fly similarly to a well-seasoned PD, offering the right amount of glide and shot shaping options while maintaining enough stability to end with a smooth low-speed fade. If you only had one disc to play a round with, the CD1 would be an excellent choice for its versatility and reliability.