The Sled is a slow, low-glide putt-and-approach disc rated 3/2/-1/2: putter-class speed with a touch of turn and a modest fade, a control disc for short lines, tunnel approaches, and players who like throwing something calmer than a full mid. The low glide keeps distances honest and landings tame, and the -1 turn gives it just enough shape at gentle power. It was certified in January 2026 (PDGA cert 26-6) as Discraft's 2026 PDGA Worlds fundraising disc and joined the stock lineup; Discraft classifies it as a putt-and-approach mold. This entry will grow as runs and reviews accumulate. Runs so far: ESP and Z Line.
The Sled is a slow, low-glide putt-and-approach disc rated 3/2/-1/2: putter-class speed with a touch of turn and a modest fade, a control disc for short lines, tunnel approaches, and players who like throwing something calmer than a full mid.
The low glide keeps distances honest and landings tame, and the -1 turn gives it just enough shape at gentle power.
It was certified in January 2026 (PDGA cert 26-6) as Discraft's 2026 PDGA Worlds fundraising disc and joined the stock lineup; Discraft classifies it as a putt-and-approach mold. This entry will grow as runs and reviews accumulate.
Many players compare the Sled to the Kastaplast Berg due to its similar approach disc role with limited glide. However, the Sled has its own unique feel with the groove-top thumbtrack.
TryDiscs ·March 13, 2026
What is the thumbtrack on the Sled?
The Sled is the first Discraft disc with a rolled groove-top thumbtrack, a textured ridge on top of the disc that gives your thumb a consistent placement point.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Reviews
star4.9·28 reviews from 4 stores
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