The Sphinx is the ideal disc for newcomers seeking a crossover between a distance and control driver—striking the balance of extended distance without fading prematurely. With its understable release and a manageable speed rating, the Sphinx effortlessly glides with ease, making it perfect for players honing in their accuracy.

For seasoned players, the Sphinx transforms into a valuable, understable utility disc, excelling in hyzer-flips, long anhyzer throws, and powerful rollers. Its versatility ensures its enduring presence in any disc golf bag, proving itself as a reliable and timeless addition for players of all levels. The Sphinx is not just a disc; it's a constant companion that stands the test of time on the course.

The Mantra by Thought Space Athletics will fly straight at a manageable speed for new players but will have a more understable flight for experience throwers. It can be used for precision drives or for anhyzer lines and power rollers. It's an all-purpose driver with great glide that feels and flies wonderfully.

The Insanity was Axiom's first distance/control driver. This disc is slightly less stable than the ultra popular MVP Inertia. The Insanity flies like a longer crave, and will provide straight as an arrow flights for intermediate players, and slightly understable turnovers for power players.

The Maya emerges as an exceptional understable distance bomber! Ideal for beginners and intermediate players, this disc proves to be an excellent choice for straight-flying distance drives. Meanwhile, advanced to open players harness the Maya's capabilities for delivering massive understable distance shots with finesse and precision. Discover the versatility and dynamic performance of the Maya across all skill levels.

The Dream, by Wing It Disc Golf, is a wide-rim distance driver, but with enough turn to be very favorable to players with low arm speed. New players, young players, or those who typically can't throw a high-speed driver will find that the Dream avoids a premature fade and flies well for them even with the wide rim. Wing It Disc Golf continues to release discs that are great additions to the bags of recreational players as well as for experienced players who like discs that flip-up and hold the line.

The Climo Disc Golf Osprey is a versatile 10-speed driver that delivers easy distance and smooth, controllable flight. With a touch of understability, the Osprey excels at long turnover shots, hyzer-flips, and technical line shaping. Ideal for a wide range of players, it offers accessible glide for newer throwers and precision control for advanced players looking to finesse their way through the fairway.

The Exel Puro is a versatile understable fairway driver suitable for a wide range of players. For professionals, it excels in executing long, gliding turnover shots, whereas beginners and amateurs will find it perfect for achieving straight shots with ease. Characterized by its low fade and impressive glide, the Puro is an excellent choice for anyone's first driver. The term "Puro," in Finnish, means "stream" or "brook," referring to a small, often picturesque watercourse flowing through varied landscapes like forests, meadows, or hills, symbolizing the Puro's smooth and natural flight path through the air.

This Shift is an understable fairway driver that anyone can throw and enjoy. It was released in September 2024 in conjunction with the MVP Open in support of the St. Jude Children’s Hospital. 

The Clash Discs Millet is an understable fairway driver designed for smooth, controlled throws, making it an excellent choice for both new and experienced players. With its forgiving nature and reliable turn, the Millet offers easy distance and consistent flight paths, perfect for mastering your fairway game.

The Lucky 13 is arguably one of the most understable drivers on the market. Upon release the disc turns sharply in an anhyzer angle, sails far with that flight angle, and then gradually fades back to the ground. With some fine tuning, this is a great choice for practiced disc golfers who want some easy distance. For players with a strong snap, this disc will likely be too understable.

The Legacy Mongoose is an understable driver that provides newer disc golfers with easy distance. For more experienced players, the Mongoose flies well for long turnover shots and rollers.

The Swift is the perfect, controllable driver for those with lower arm speed! It will help you achieve max distance and that S-Flight path that you've always wanted. This PDGA approved driver also floats in water, so you can have confidence around water hazards on your course!

The new Allosaurus was added to the Dino Discs lineup in the summer of 2023.  As a "speed 12" disc, it will require more armspeed to get maximum distance results. For youngsters, it will test their power, or it can be a disc that they grow into. For other players who typically struggle with distance drivers, the Allosaurus is a great lightweight choice with a lot of glide that can build confidence.

NOTE: The Allosaurus used to be made by Gateway and was the 'Journey" mold. The 2023 Allosaurus is a new mold made by Dino Discs themselves and uses the Egg Shell plastic.

The Cactus is a 10-speed, straight-to-understable distance driver that is great for both new players and experienced players. It is a perfect selection if you are wanting the throw the "S" line, and it is also great for hyzer flips and even rollers for powerful arms.

Not only does the Swift Fox have a cool name, but this is a great Daredevil disc for newer disc golfers. The understable nature of this fairway driver makes it easy to throw.

The Innova Leopard3 is the faster, less glidey version of the popular Innova Leopard. This disc has a nice controllable turn right out of the box. With a smooth throw the Leopard3 will fly laser straight. With power, this disc will turn hard and finish right (with a right hand backhand throw). 

The Leopard3 is a versatile, all-purpose driver that can work for a variety of shots for disc golfers of all skill levels. 

The Latitude 64 Maul is a fairway driver great for long, glidey turnover shots.  It is a good disc for beginners because it is easy to control and it won't fade as much as other high-speed discs do.  The Maul is similar to the popular River, but slightly more understable.

Saddle up with the Lone Star Disc Growler, partner! This high-speed, understable distance driver is like a wild stallion, blazing down the fairways with speed and control. It's said to be a faster Tumbleweed, or a slightly more overstable Harrier. 

The Queen is an understable, high-speed, distance driver companion to the Westside King. With an understable pull upon release and a gentle fade at the end of its flight, it is designed to be a user-friendly, high-speed driver even for players without a lot of experience. 

The Sidewinder’s name says it all – this disc turns over faster than you expect on release, often times making for either an unintended rolling throw, or a flight with a much slower than anticipated rollover. The Sidewinder is essential for getting you out of uncomfortable positions.