Raging Inferno DT

The Raging Inferno DT was the distance driver from Quest Applied Technologies, a boutique mid-2000s maker whose pitch was borrowing aerodynamics from golf. The "DT" stood for Dimple Technology: Quest molded golf-ball-style dimples along the rim, which it said would smooth the airflow and steady the disc's line. PDGA-approved on November 20, 2006, it anchored the brand's Dimple Technology marketing, and a 2015 Kickstarter campaign later sought to re-tool an improved version. Its original run ended in the late 2000s; as of 2026 the Quest name has returned to retail under a revival.