The Captain's Caliber is a putt-and-approach disc rated 3/3/0/2: no turn, moderate glide, and a dependable fade, the trustworthy middle of the approach-disc spectrum rather than either extreme. It is Seppo Paju's first Discraft mold. The Finnish pro joined the company as its European Team Captain, and the disc carries the same "Captain's" branding as Paul Ulibarri's Captain's Raptor and Missy Gannon's Captain's Thrasher, extending the team-captain series to Europe. Discraft introduced it with his signing, and its first releases have come as European Test Flight runs, with wider availability to follow. It is the newest Discraft mold in the PDGA record as of this writing, certified in April 2026 (cert 26-61, "DIS-0426-P"), and this entry will grow as runs and reviews arrive.
The Captain's Caliber is a putt-and-approach disc rated 3/3/0/2: no turn, moderate glide, and a dependable fade, the trustworthy middle of the approach-disc spectrum rather than either extreme.
It is Seppo Paju's first Discraft mold. The Finnish pro joined the company as its European Team Captain, and the disc carries the same "Captain's" branding as Paul Ulibarri's Captain's Raptor and Missy Gannon's Captain's Thrasher, extending the team-captain series to Europe. Discraft introduced it with his signing, and its first releases have come as European Test Flight runs, with wider availability to follow.
It is the newest Discraft mold in the PDGA record as of this writing, certified in April 2026 (cert 26-61, "DIS-0426-P"), and this entry will grow as runs and reviews arrive.
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The Captains series features modified versions of existing Discraft molds. Previous entries include the Captains Raptor (9/3/1/4) and Captains Thrasher (12/5/0/2). The Captains Caliber is the latest addition to this series.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
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1 review from 1 store
The Discraft Captain's Caliber has only 1 review so far, so one opinion can swing the picture. That's why there's no star average yet.
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