The Alley is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade with 5 glide reads as a stable midrange that resists high-speed turnover and finishes left for a right-hand backhand, rather than one that drifts right when you put power through it. Disc Golf Avenue describes it as slightly overstable at slower speeds and dead straight when thrown with power, and aims it at approaches, placement drives and shaped lines. Read the rating as provisional: the brand publishes the quartet as an approximate flight and marks the numbers pending, saying they describe the intended flight and may change after further testing, wording still on its store in September 2026. The PDGA approved the mold on August 10, 2026 under certification 26-109, recording a 21.7 cm diameter, a 1.6 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.4 cm rim on a beadless profile. The brand is a Michigan operation that grew out of Sci-Fly, a project its About page describes as bringing disc golf and the science of flight together. The Alley's opening release, the First Issue Detroit Edition, came in Vista plastic in Fresh Coast Blue under a Motor City Shifter stamp, 175 to 179 grams, in a stated run of 200. TryDiscs records the mold in Vista, the brand's translucent premium blend.
The Alley is a midrange rated 5/5/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade with 5 glide reads as a stable midrange that resists high-speed turnover and finishes left for a right-hand backhand, rather than one that drifts right when you put power through it.
Disc Golf Avenue describes it as slightly overstable at slower speeds and dead straight when thrown with power, and aims it at approaches, placement drives and shaped lines. Read the rating as provisional: the brand publishes the quartet as an approximate flight and marks the numbers pending, saying they describe the intended flight and may change after further testing, wording still on its store in September 2026. The PDGA approved the mold on August 10, 2026 under certification 26-109, recording a 21.7 cm diameter, a 1.6 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.4 cm rim on a beadless profile.
The brand is a Michigan operation that grew out of Sci-Fly, a project its About page describes as bringing disc golf and the science of flight together. The Alley's opening release, the First Issue Detroit Edition, came in Vista plastic in Fresh Coast Blue under a Motor City Shifter stamp, 175 to 179 grams, in a stated run of 200. TryDiscs records the mold in Vista, the brand's translucent premium blend.
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