Discraft discs

Discraft has made flying discs since 1978, when it launched to serve disc sports athletes who had outgrown equipment built as toys. It is one of the few manufacturers with a serious presence in three disc sports at once: disc golf, ultimate, and freestyle.

Its Ultra-Star is the most widely used disc in competitive ultimate, and in disc golf the Buzzz is among the most thrown midranges in the sport. Plastics are named rather than tiered by line, with ESP and the Z family (Z Line, Big Z, CryZtal) covering the premium end and Jawbreaker, Pro-D and Rubber Blend covering grip-first putters. Discraft's flight numbers are its own and often read a step differently from Innova's for a comparable mold, so cross-brand number matching is a rough guide at best.

The brand markets extensive signature lines. As of August 2026 Discraft lists Paul McBeth's as the Anax, Athena, Hades, Luna, Malta and Zeus, and Paige Pierce's as the Passion, Fierce and Undertaker. A large share of the catalog also exists as limited annual runs rather than continuous production, through the Tour Series and the Ledgestone stamped releases.