Discmania
Discmania is unusual in disc golf: the brand runs two separate lineups made in different factories, and knowing which is which is most of what you need before you buy. The Originals line covers the classic molds - the FD, PD, P2 and MD3 - in C-Line, S-Line, D-Line and Q-Line plastics that map closely onto Innova's system, with C-Line sitting where Champion does, S-Line where Star does and D-Line where DX does. The Evolution line carries a newer generation of molds including the Origin, Essence, Paradigm and Logic, in Neo, Lux, Meta and Exo. Skyline stocks both lines across putters, midranges, fairways and distance drivers, and every disc is photographed individually, so the weight, colour and stamp in the listing is the exact disc that ships. If you are not sure which blend you want, our Discmania Plastics Guide breaks down every plastic in both lines and the molds you will find each one in.
Why Choose Discmania?
Two Distinct Lines
Originals and Evolution are built in different factories with different plastics and different molds entirely.
The Classic Molds
The FD, PD, P2 and MD3 are among the most imitated designs in the sport, and they are still in the lineup.
Premier Technology
Q-Line is the densest blend Discmania makes, allowing a thinner flight plate and more weight out at the rim.
A Plastic for Every Budget
C-Line and Neo hold their original flight the longest. D-Line and Exo keep the price down and beat in faster.
Photographed Individually
Every disc is shot on its own, so the one in the picture is the one that arrives. No stock photos.
Plastics Explained
Our plastics guide covers C-Line, Q-Line, S-Line, D-Line, Neo, Lux, Meta and Exo in full detail.