The Axiom Bokeh is a glide-focused fairway driver built for controlled distance and line shaping. It offers more torque resistance than the Crave while maintaining a smooth, workable flight that pushes forward with minimal effort. The added glide makes it effective on open fairways and precise through wooded lines. This release is part of the Simon Lizotte Team Series.

The Doomsday Discs Retina Glow Chemtrail delivers the same controllable fairway flight with added glow visibility for low-light conditions. Retina Glow plastic offers a slightly firmer feel and reliable grip while maintaining the Chemtrail’s smooth turn and consistent finish. The Doomsday Discs Chemtrail in this plastic provides confidence and accuracy both day and night.

The Doomsday Discs Retina Chemtrail is a stable-to-understable fairway driver designed for controlled, accurate distance. Retina plastic provides a smooth, tacky grip with moderate flexibility for consistent releases. The Doomsday Discs Chemtrail in this blend glides effortlessly with gentle turn and a dependable, late fade, ideal for shaping precise fairway lines.

Neutron plastic provides the Crave with a bright, durable feel and excellent grip. The Neutron Crave is known for its laser-straight fairway flights with dependable control, making it a staple in many bags.

The Infinite Discs Prototype II is a fairway driver built for controlled, glide-forward flights. It fits between the Centurion and Exodus, offering a straight flight with a gentle, reliable fade. It can be viewed as a faster, flatter Centurion or a slightly slower Dynasty, giving players a versatile option for shaping fairway lines. Flight numbers are tentative and based on early feedback from testers.

The Premier Series Q-Line FD features a re-engineered flight plate that shifts more weight toward the rim, enhancing glide and distance while maintaining the FD’s signature straight flight. Molded in Discmania’s advanced Q-Line plastic, it offers a denser, more durable feel with excellent grip and torque resistance.

Gold Line plastic River offers excellent grip and durability in a premium opaque blend. It emphasizes the River’s smooth, glidey fairway driver flight. The Latitude 64 River in Gold Line is a reliable option for consistent shaping shots.

The NERF Soft Flight Driver is a lightweight foam driver designed to deliver authentic disc golf flight in a safer format. Developed through the partnership between NERF, Hasbro, and Prodigy Disc, this PDGA-approved disc is made from patented soft foam material that allows for reliable flights indoors or outdoors.

The Driver features a slightly understable flight with smooth glide and controllable turn. It responds well to hyzer flips and gentle turnover lines before finishing with a stable, dependable fade. The lightweight design makes it approachable for newer players while still offering enough flight performance for experienced throwers looking for a unique disc golf experience.

Opto Air plastic River is a lightweight premium blend made with microbubbles. It makes the River easier to throw while preserving its glide-heavy flight. The Latitude 64 River in Opto Air is beginner-friendly and distance-boosting.

Opto plastic River is a translucent, durable premium blend. It highlights the River’s glide-heavy, understable fairway flight that’s easy to shape on long turnovers. The Latitude 64 River in Opto is a consistent, long-lasting choice for controlled distance.

The Infinite Discs Prototype III is a control driver with added stability and a steady, dependable finish. It flies similarly to an overstable Dynasty or a seasoned Roman, providing forward push with consistent fade. The design offers a balanced mix of control and stability for a wide range of shots. Flight numbers are tentative and based on early feedback from testers.

The Passion is a Paige Pierce branded fairway driver with a straight flight and a unique flat outer rim configuration. It is very similar to the classic Discraft Cyclone but with less of a bead, tuning it for a straighter, more dependable flight for precision placement on the fairway. 

Proton plastic makes the Crave extremely durable with a translucent look and a slightly firmer feel. The Proton Crave offers the same straight fairway flights while resisting wear for long-lasting performance.

Cosmic Neutron plastic gives the Crave swirled color patterns with the same durable, grippy feel as Neutron. The Cosmic Neutron Crave is a dependable fairway driver with straight flights and a touch of turn, offering eye-catching looks and consistent control.

The ESP Cicada is known for its blend of grip and aesthetic swirls. It flips up cleanly and holds a gentle turn with a reliable finish.

The Infinite Discs Squire is the first 8-speed fairway driver in the Infinite lineup, filling the gap between slower fairway drivers and higher-speed control drivers. It offers easy glide and dependable control, making it approachable for newer players while giving experienced throwers a reliable option for shaping accurate fairway lines.

Originally run as "Prototype 2" during a prototyping phase in early 2026.

The Infinite Discs Squire is the first 8-speed fairway driver in the Infinite lineup, filling the gap between slower fairway drivers and higher-speed control drivers. It offers easy glide and dependable control, making it approachable for newer players while giving experienced throwers a reliable option for shaping accurate fairway lines.

Originally run as "Prototype 2" during a prototyping phase in early 2026.

Fission plastic makes the Crave available in lightweight options by infusing the core with microbubbles, keeping the dense overmold intact. The Fission Crave tends to fly slightly more understable at lighter weights, offering easy distance for lower-power throwers.

Eclipse 2.0 plastic makes the Crave one of the brightest-glowing fairway drivers available. With the same durable Proton feel, the Eclipse 2.0 Crave provides straight, workable flights while glowing vividly for nighttime play.

The Kraken is an all-purpose fairway driver that flies with precision to the target. It doesn't have too much fade, nor is it too "flippy" for most players. When thrown with control and a smooth release, the Kraken can fly straight and predictably even for new disc golfers.