Discraft Plastic Types Overview

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Discraft discs are produced in 9 different lines of material: (In order of retail cost)

Ti (Titanium) Line

The newest Discraft material (2012). It has the durability of Z plastic with grippiness of the ESP plastic.

ESP FLX Line

ESP FLX is used on a limited number of discs. It is as durable as ESP Plastic, but much more flexible, this is achieved by adding a lightening agent to the ESP mixture. This type of plastic is extremely useful in cold weather conditions.

ESP Line  

ESP plastic is a highly durable line that was launched in 2006. This type of plastic is made to be very grippy while also being very durable. ESP plastic is non-translucent.

Z Line

Z Line plastic is known for its durability. The plastic is semi-translucent, very stiff, and very resistant to wear. This line of plastic is produced in a variety of bright colors. This plastic is slightly more overstable than, for example the ESP Plastic.

X Line 

X Line is very grippy plastic, but is more prone to wear.

D Line

D Line plastic is the cheapest type of plastic, and is also the least durable. However, Pro-D plastic provides extremely great grip.

Soft D Line

Soft D Line plastic is a variation on regular Pro-D plastic. It is only used for putters, and provides a more flexible, grippy feel.

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