Doomsday Discs Plague

Price range: 8.00$ through 14.00$

The Doomsday Discs Plague is an overstable distance driver (12|5|-1|3) offering reliable fade, and durability for intermediate to advanced players.

Description

The Doomsday Discs Plague is an overstable distance driver (12|5|-1|3) designed for big, controlled throws. Ideal for intermediate and advanced players, it delivers reliable fade and stability, cutting through wind with ease. Whether you’re facing tough course conditions or just looking for powerful, consistent drives, the Plague offers the durability and performance you need to take your game to the next level. Ready for any challenge, this driver is built to last and conquer the toughest rounds.

Plastic Type:

  • Toxic Waste plastic is a blend used in the Catastrophic Line by Doomsday Discs. It is a durable plastic with nice flexibility and grip. It can vary from being semi-transparent to completely opaque and is characterized by toxic splotches of black and other colors mixed into the blend.
  • Uranium plastic from Doomsday Discs is a semi-flexible premium plastic with great grip. It also has a shimmering sparkle added to the blend, probably from exposure to too much radiation.
  • Biohazard plastic is a premium, gummy, flexible blend with excellent grip.
  • Radioactive Waste is a glow-in-the-dark premium plastic blend from Doomsday Discs. Not only does it glow well, but it feels great. However, you should limit your exposure to this radioactive blend, unless you want to risk gaining unexpected superpowers.

Dimensions:

  • Diameter: 21.10 cm
  • Height: 1.80 cm
  • Rim Depth: 1.10 cm
  • Rim Width: 2.20 cm
  • Max Weight: 184g

Additional Information:

  • Primary Use: Distance Driver
  • Stability: Overstable
  • Recommended Skill Level: Intermediate, Advanced
  • Plastic grade(s): Premium
  • Beadless

Additional information

Plastic Type

Biohazard X-Out (Disc Has Imperfections), Radioactive Waste, Toxic Waste, Uranium, Landfill, Biohazard

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