The Ozone is Trash Panda's understable fairway driver, rated 8/6/-3/1: turn-happy and glide-rich, made for hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and soft S-curves. Slower arms get easy distance from it, and finesse players get a line-shaper with a comfortable 1.9cm rim and a floaty feel. It is molded in Denver from what Trash Panda describes as the market's first 100 percent recycled plastic blend, was PDGA-approved on January 8, 2024, and sells here in the brand's Premium and Metal Flake recycled blends. Bag it as the guilt-free flip driver: the disc does the turning, you supply the smooth.
The Ozone is Trash Panda's understable fairway driver, rated 8/6/-3/1: turn-happy and glide-rich, made for hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and soft S-curves. Slower arms get easy distance from it, and finesse players get a line-shaper with a comfortable 1.9cm rim and a floaty feel.
It is molded in Denver from what Trash Panda describes as the market's first 100 percent recycled plastic blend, was PDGA-approved on January 8, 2024, and sells here in the brand's Premium and Metal Flake recycled blends.
Bag it as the guilt-free flip driver: the disc does the turning, you supply the smooth.
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Yes, it is one of the more beginner-friendly fairway drivers. Its understable flight (8/6/-3/1) and high glide let newer players and slower arm speeds get easy distance, and it is forgiving on turnovers and hyzer-flips. Its beadless, grippy plastic aids comfortable, clean releases.
TryDiscs ·July 18, 2026
What makes Trash Panda plastic different?
Trash Panda discs are molded from 100 percent recycled premium plastic in Denver, Colorado, using recycled material from industries like automotive, medical, and sporting goods. It gives a smooth, durable feel while keeping the process eco-conscious.
TryDiscs ·July 18, 2026
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star4.3·16 reviews from 5 stores
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