Australia's Loop Discs rates the Swoop distance driver 10/6/-1/1 and calls it a full flight driver. Loop says it set out to design a driver with an S-curved flight, and on those numbers the Swoop turns a little before a mild fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want a strong finish. Loop describes the Swoop as multipurpose and beginner-friendly. It says testing showed the disc suiting younger, smaller and less powerful players, and that the rim profile also gave powerful throwers long hang time and distance. Loop credits the idea to being dive-bombed by a magpie, an experience it calls quintessentially Aussie, and a diving magpie appears beside the Swoop name in the approval artwork. The PDGA approved the Swoop on September 14, 2026 (certification 26-126, 175.1 g maximum weight). It was Loop's second PDGA-approved mold, after the Wonder midrange of 2024, and Loop's own page for it followed in October 2026, pointing buyers to its retailers. The certified shape is shallow, with a 1.1 cm rim depth, a 1.4 cm height and a 2.1 cm rim width. As of October 26, 2026, Loop has not named a plastic run for the Swoop; its plastics page lists only the Wonder's blends.
Australia's Loop Discs rates the Swoop distance driver 10/6/-1/1 and calls it a full flight driver. Loop says it set out to design a driver with an S-curved flight, and on those numbers the Swoop turns a little before a mild fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want a strong finish.
Loop describes the Swoop as multipurpose and beginner-friendly. It says testing showed the disc suiting younger, smaller and less powerful players, and that the rim profile also gave powerful throwers long hang time and distance. Loop credits the idea to being dive-bombed by a magpie, an experience it calls quintessentially Aussie, and a diving magpie appears beside the Swoop name in the approval artwork.
The PDGA approved the Swoop on September 14, 2026 (certification 26-126, 175.1 g maximum weight). It was Loop's second PDGA-approved mold, after the Wonder midrange of 2024, and Loop's own page for it followed in October 2026, pointing buyers to its retailers. The certified shape is shallow, with a 1.1 cm rim depth, a 1.4 cm height and a 2.1 cm rim width. As of October 26, 2026, Loop has not named a plastic run for the Swoop; its plastics page lists only the Wonder's blends.
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