Doomsday Discs Wasteland

Doomsday Discs Wasteland

The Doomsday Discs Wasteland is a subtly overstable midrange with a shallow, comfortable rim for clean releases. It carves straight lines, resists turn, and finishes forward for precise placement in woods or wind.

Release: July 31, 2023 (PDGA approval). Flight: 5 | 4 | −0 | 1. Wasteland bridges straight mids and beefy OS molds, giving you torque control without dumping out early.

Why throw the Doomsday Discs Wasteland?

• Shallow, beadless feel that’s easy to power on backhand or forehand.
• Straight-to-stable flights: resists turn and finishes on-command.
• Workable on hyzer or flat for gap-hitting and shape control.
• Premium runs hold stability longer; baseline seasons into laser-straight lines.

Plastics

Ration (baseline, Prepper Line): soft, grippy feel; flatter tops; beats in quicker for straighter flights.

Survival (premium): durable, grippy premium with a noted dome on some runs and a touch more wind stability.

Isolation (premium): durable, translucent blend for long-lasting, true-to-mold flights.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 5
• Glide: 4
• Turn: 0
• Fade: 1

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FAQs

What are the Wasteland flight numbers and what do they mean?

5 | 4 | 0 | 1 means true midrange speed, balanced glide, turn resistance, and a mild, forward fade—perfect for point-and-shoot control with a dependable finish.

Is the Wasteland good for forehands?

Yes. The shallow, beadless feel and subtle overstability support clean forehand releases for straight pushes and controlled hyzers.

How does Wasteland compare to other mids?

Think “neutral-stable with a touch of bite.” It flies straighter than many OS mids but holds up better in wind than true neutral molds.

Which plastic should I choose?

Ration for maximum grip and faster season-in; Survival for durable stability (often slightly domier); Isolation for long-lasting, premium performance.