Aura is TSA’s opaque premium plastic with excellent grip and a comfortable, semi-flexible feel. It typically delivers a neutral-to-slightly-stable flight and is often considered the truest expression of a mold’s intended performance. Aura is widely praised for controllability and glide.

The Psyop by Doomsday Discs in Retina Plastic

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 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 Psyop is an understable 9-speed, fast enough for positive distance, but slow enough to be easily caught in the psychological operations that sway the masses into compliance. The Psyop can be handled by slower arm speeds as well as by experienced players who need an anhyzer flight path or a flip-up disc in controlled circumstances. Every throw is a test of compliance. Believe what you’re told, or learn what the Psyop can really do.

The MVP Neutron Signal is a premium, durable fairway driver that offers a very understable flight. The Neutron Signal excels at hyzer-flips, turnovers, and rollers, making it a versatile option for beginners and experienced players shaping technical lines.

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 Leopard is the classic, straight-flying Innova fairway driver. This disc is very popular in starter sets thanks to the reliable flight path and limited fade. It’s not the fastest flying disc (speed 6) but new players will likely see more distance with the Leopard than just about any other disc. While the Leopard is great for beginners, it can be found in bags of more advanced players as well. With moderate throws this disc is perfect for weaving between narrow lines of trees. It also makes a good turnover driver that slices to the right, and a good roller disc as well. If you want a great disc to perfect your throwing technique, buy a handful of inexpensive DX Leopards and head to a field.

Opto plastic Maul is a translucent, highly durable blend that resists wear. It preserves the disc’s easy-turning, high-glide flight over time. The Latitude 64 Maul in Opto is a long-lasting fairway driver for players of all skill levels.

The understable Roadrunner is perfect for giving new disc golfers more distance. This disc has a high degree of high speed turn (-4) and exceptional glide. For disc golfers who don’t regularly turn discs over, the Roadrunner will minimize fade and fly farther.

The I-Blend X-Out Sphinx gives you the same understable, beginner-friendly flight of the I-Blend Sphinx at a reduced price due to minor factory blemishes.