The Discraft Sled is a low glide putt-and-approach disc built for controlled placement and confident execution. A rolled thumb track adds grip security and comfort, while the rounded wing and nose provide a familiar hand feel similar to the Luna and Roach.

With flight numbers of 3 | 2 | -1 | 2, the Sled offers an easy high-speed flip, straight point-and-shoot control, and a gentle, dependable fade. Its slower speed and minimal glide help limit distance and reduce ground play, making it a strong choice for precision forehands, controlled backhands, and approaches that need to land soft and stay close to the target.

The Focus is the perfect disc for disc golfers who really like to concentrate before throwing their disc in the chains. With a Discraft stability rating of .5, this slightly overstable putter provides a gentle fade and pinpoint accuracy for approach shots.

The Discraft Zone GT combines the reliability and overstability of the standard Zone with the looks and grip enhancement of the Banger GT's "Groove Top". This is a fun merging of the "Thumb Track" style disc with one of the most popular approach discs on the market.   

Discraft also experimented with the "Ringer Zone" as part of their Zone Battle pack where they utilized the Ringer top with a Zone bottom, but that edition didn't make the cut. 

The Challenger SS is a putter originally debuted as a "Test Flight" disc during the 2017 Ledgestone Open. It is a more understable version of the popular Challenger putter, with a flat-top, rounded edge and comfortable grip.

The 2015 Ace Race disc. A straight flier with extra glide, the Roach is crafty in avoiding danger while incessantly pursuing chains. Just point and shoot. It's beadless too and feels great in the hand. Try a Roach on your next approach!