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.

Considered to be the younger sibling of the DD3, the DD1 distance driver by Discmania offers a less overstable flight path than the popular DD3 distance driver. The DD1's smooth glide carries it to the horizon with some turn, before reliably fading back at the end of its flight. This versatile disc is a top choice for both accurate drives in the woods and full-power throws in the open fields. The DD1 distance driver is truly a disc for the masses, designed by Discmania to deliver consistent performance and control for disc golfers of all skill levels.

The Infinite Discs Prototype I is a high-speed distance driver designed to sit somewhere between the Emperor and Maya in the lineup. It offers a blend of glide, workable turn, and a controlled finish, making it suitable for shaping long distance lines. Early testing suggests a flight that balances distance potential with manageable stability. Flight numbers are tentative and based on early feedback from testers.

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 MVP Fission Wave uses lightweight microbubble technology to enhance glide and maximize distance potential. The Fission Wave maintains the mold’s understable-to-stable flight while being more accessible in lighter weights.

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 Discraft Paul McBeth Prototype Ares is a torque-resistant distance driver evolved from the Zeus 2.0 test flights, delivering added stability and a strong, reliable finish.

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 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.

Royal Grand plastic Grace is Latitude’s flagship premium blend, combining excellent grip with top-tier durability. It emphasizes the Grace’s straight, high-glide distance flight that balances power and control. The Latitude 64 Grace in Royal Grand is a dependable choice for long, controlled drives.

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 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. 

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.

The Star Shryke blends excellent grip with long, controllable glide. It offers slightly less turn than Pro or DX versions, making it reliable for wide-open distance shots.

The I-Blend Pharaoh features a flexible, grippy texture and flies slightly less stable than premium plastics, making it easier to shape long, turnover drives.

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. 

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.

The MVP Proton Tesla offers translucent durability with the Tesla’s stable-to-overstable flight. The Proton Tesla is ideal for consistent long drives, delivering straight distance with a predictable finish.

The MVP Neutron Wave is a premium, durable distance driver with excellent grip and consistency. The Neutron Wave is slightly understable, making it versatile for hyzer-flips, rollers, and long turnovers, while still finishing with dependable fade.

The Dynamic Discs Contender is a control driver designed to balance glide, shot shaping, and a dependable finish. It offers subtle high-speed turn that allows it to push forward on long lines, paired with a gentle fade that finishes without overpowering the flight.

It handles a wide range of shots including hyzer-flips, smooth turnovers, and straight fairway drives, making it a versatile option for controlled distance and precision placement.