NSH16 Warp

The NSH16 Warp is a 3D-printed control-driver-class mold from Newb SimHouse Custom Discs, a small United States maker that bills itself as the first 3D-printed disc golf disc manufacturer. The name points to Star Trek's warp drive.

The PDGA approved it on Oct 28, 2024 under certification 24-215, recording a 21.3 cm diameter, 1.7 cm rim, 1.8 cm height, and 1.4 cm rim depth. That gives it a 1.7 cm rim that straddles the midrange and fairway-driver boundary, though the dimensions identify the class only and cannot establish speed, glide, turn, fade, or stability.

NSH calls it an overstable, high-speed fairway driver built for full-send throws and fearless fades. Newb SimHouse publishes no numeric flight ratings for its molds, so none are listed here. Because each disc is printed rather than injection-molded, run-to-run feel depends on the print itself rather than on a named plastic family, and no material line is listed.