The UltraSled is a putt-and-approach disc that Discraft describes as its Sled with flight rings inspired by the UltraStar sport disc. Discraft pitches the Sled at controlled approaches and short placement lines rather than speed, and says the UltraSled keeps that approach flight while changing the look and the feel in the hand. As of October 19, 2026, Discraft has published no flight numbers for the UltraSled itself. Discraft developed it for the 2026 PDGA World Championships, where the Sled was the official disc. Discraft's schedule put it on sale at the event on August 25, 2026, and its Factory Store listing followed on August 26 as the Kitchen Sink UltraSled, a mix of many Discraft blends that Discraft says varies in feel and appearance from disc to disc. A discounted Second Shot listing followed on September 18, 2026, and Discraft says those discs may carry cosmetic or molding flaws. Discraft presents it as following the UltraLuna in bringing UltraStar-style rings to a golf disc. The PDGA approved it as UltraSled (DIS-1026-P) on October 19, 2026 (certification 26-135, 179.3 g maximum weight). Its certified dimensions match the Sled's January 2026 approval in diameter (21.6 cm), height (1.7 cm), rim width (1.2 cm) and inside rim (19.3 cm), while its 1.2 cm rim depth is 0.1 cm shallower than the Sled's. Try Discs lists it in Kitchen Sink.
The UltraSled is a putt-and-approach disc that Discraft describes as its Sled with flight rings inspired by the UltraStar sport disc. Discraft pitches the Sled at controlled approaches and short placement lines rather than speed, and says the UltraSled keeps that approach flight while changing the look and the feel in the hand. As of October 19, 2026, Discraft has published no flight numbers for the UltraSled itself.
Discraft developed it for the 2026 PDGA World Championships, where the Sled was the official disc. Discraft's schedule put it on sale at the event on August 25, 2026, and its Factory Store listing followed on August 26 as the Kitchen Sink UltraSled, a mix of many Discraft blends that Discraft says varies in feel and appearance from disc to disc. A discounted Second Shot listing followed on September 18, 2026, and Discraft says those discs may carry cosmetic or molding flaws. Discraft presents it as following the UltraLuna in bringing UltraStar-style rings to a golf disc.
The PDGA approved it as UltraSled (DIS-1026-P) on October 19, 2026 (certification 26-135, 179.3 g maximum weight). Its certified dimensions match the Sled's January 2026 approval in diameter (21.6 cm), height (1.7 cm), rim width (1.2 cm) and inside rim (19.3 cm), while its 1.2 cm rim depth is 0.1 cm shallower than the Sled's. Try Discs lists it in Kitchen Sink.
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