Discraft Crush

Flight Numbers

11Speed

5Glide

0Turn

4Fade

2.1 cm rim with true high-speed distance potential and strong torque resistance.

Why Throw the Crush?

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Headwind Fighter

Trust it when the wind picks up and flippier drivers get unreliable. The Crush punches through and holds its line.

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Power Forehand Disc

Rip forehands without worrying about turn-and-burn. The Crush handles torque and finishes every time.

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Long Flex Lines

Shape big flex shots with a dependable finish. Send it out right and watch it fight back left with authority.

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Aggressive Tee Shots

Flat-top feel with a confident release. Built for full-power drives when you need to commit to the shot.

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Wind-Fighting Bomber

Open course, gusty conditions, and you still need distance. The Crush delivers when the wind won't quit.

Available Plastics

Featured

Big Z Swirl

2026 Ledgestone Season One

Premium swirly Z blend with great durability and a firm, confident hand feel. Beautiful color combos in this Ledgestone run.

Z Line

Special Runs

Durable and firm with long-lasting overstability. A strong choice if you want the Crush to keep its wind-fighting flight over time.

ESP / ESP Swirl

Special Runs

Premium grip with excellent durability. Great for players who want more hand feel while keeping the Crush's reliable fade.

Similar Discs to Compare

Innova XCaliber MVP Phase Dynamic Discs Enforcer Discmania PD2 Kastaplast Krut

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Crush is a strong forehand option because it handles torque well and finishes reliably. Its overstability makes it useful for both distance forehands and controlled flex shots.

Both are wind-fighting distance drivers with strong fade. The XCaliber is often a touch faster and can feel more extreme at full power. The Crush gives a classic overstable flight with solid glide and a dependable finish.

The Phase is typically the beefier option with stronger resistance to turn and a harder finish. The Crush usually offers a little more forward carry before fading. Choose the Phase for maximum bite and the Crush for controllable overstability.

Both are power-driver options built for wind and torque resistance. The Enforcer often feels more modern and can be a touch more extreme in overstability. The Crush is a classic choice if you want dependable fade with workable glide.

The Krut is usually a very overstable, lower-glide option built for wind and control. The Crush tends to offer more glide and longer push before the fade. Pick the Krut for utility-heavy stability and the Crush for overstable distance lines.

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