The D-Blend Alpaca is the most popular plastic variation of the Infinite Discs Alpaca. It features a flat, firm profile with excellent grip and glide, beating in quickly for a slightly understable finish. The affordable price makes it a top choice for putting practice and game-day consistency.

The C-Blend Tomb offers a durable, glow-in-the-dark blend for driving putters. With a flat top and minimal fade, the Infinite Discs Tomb in C-Blend glow plastic is a reliable choice for straight, torque-resistant throws.

The Stardust Tomb blends durability and grip with added stiffness and a touch of extra fade. The fine stardust flecks are aesthetic, but many players note a reliably stable finish.

The C-Blend Tomb offers a durable, translucent feel ideal for driving putters. With a flat top and minimal fade, the Infinite Discs Tomb in C-Blend plastic is a reliable choice for straight, torque-resistant throws.

The Halo N-Blend Alpaca features a striking two-tone rim and a semi-firm, chalky feel preferred by many putters. This premium blend combines the visual appeal of Halo plastic with the clean release and trusted control of the Infinite Discs Alpaca. A reliable choice for players who want added grip without sacrificing consistency in the circle.

The Swirly D-Blend Tomb provides enhanced grip and style in a soft, baseline plastic. It’s great for circle putts and approaches, and the swirl patterns make each disc unique.

The Signature P-Blend Alpaca has the same stiff, consistent feel and straight flight as the standard P-Blend version, favored by many professional players. This edition of the Infinite Discs Alpaca features a pro tour support stamp, with proceeds helping support the touring pro whose name appears on the disc.

The TOMB is a flat-topped, low-profile, putt-and-approach disc with a comfortably smooth, beaded rim. The Tomb has just the right amount of stability to cover ground while threading the needle on approach shots, whether thrown forehand or backhand. It can also be used as a crossover mid-range, driving putter, or to hold the line while putting from distance or in moderate winds.