The G1 is Oddgrip's two-component approach disc, a shallow, beadless, grippy mold built for straight, smooth precision upshots around 160 ft (50 m). It suits short approaches, long putts, and straight hyzer flips. Oddgrip publishes three flight ratings for the G1 rather than one, reasoning that a disc behaves differently at different speeds: 1/2/0/0, 2/3/-1/0, and 3/3/-2/1. This listing carries the middle set. The company does not stamp numbers on the discs themselves, saying flight ratings are highly debatable while no official standard exists, and it revises the published figures from player feedback. The construction is the unusual part: the flight plate is thermoplastic polyurethane (TPE-U) and the grip is thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPE-V), two materials Oddgrip has not yet given retail names. Discs run about 171 g, and the original G1 pairs a matt white flight plate with a black grip. There are no stamped graphics, just a small G1 mark and ODDGRIP.COM embossed on the underside.
The G1 is Oddgrip's two-component approach disc, a shallow, beadless, grippy mold built for straight, smooth precision upshots around 160 ft (50 m). It suits short approaches, long putts, and straight hyzer flips.
Oddgrip publishes three flight ratings for the G1 rather than one, reasoning that a disc behaves differently at different speeds: 1/2/0/0, 2/3/-1/0, and 3/3/-2/1. This listing carries the middle set. The company does not stamp numbers on the discs themselves, saying flight ratings are highly debatable while no official standard exists, and it revises the published figures from player feedback.
The construction is the unusual part: the flight plate is thermoplastic polyurethane (TPE-U) and the grip is thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPE-V), two materials Oddgrip has not yet given retail names. Discs run about 171 g, and the original G1 pairs a matt white flight plate with a black grip. There are no stamped graphics, just a small G1 mark and ODDGRIP.COM embossed on the underside.
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Why doesn't the Oddgrip G1 have flight numbers stamped on it?
Oddgrip publishes flight ratings on its website but deliberately does not stamp them on the disc, saying flight ratings are highly debatable while no official standard exists. It lists three sets for the G1 (1/2/0/0, 2/3/-1/0 and 3/3/-2/1) to reflect how the disc behaves at different speeds; this listing uses the middle set.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
What makes the G1 different from other approach discs?
Its two-component construction: a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPE-U) flight plate paired with a thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPE-V) grip, so the rim is far grippier than the plate. It is also shallow, beadless and understable, which is unusual for an approach disc, and it is built for precision at around 160 ft rather than power.
