Overstable Flight

Overstable discs are discs that fight against turning over, which makes them great for windy conditions, powerful throwers, forehands, and shots that need a strong, reliable finish. For newer players, overstable discs may fade earlier and feel harder to throw far, but they are very helpful when you need control, consistency, and a disc you can trust to finish.

Grading Scale

  • New

    Just as it sounds, These discs are brand new from the Manufacture. The only blemishes in these beauties may be scuffs from store wear or handing.

  • Mint

    Anything listed as mint is exactly that! Crisp mint condition discs never thrown or Inked. Place them on the wall or break them in! May show signs some light storage wear or handling.

  • Near Mint (abbreviated NM)

    Discs in excellent condition, where a few throws might have left their mark or none at all. You might notice subtle signs of wear due to storage and handling – a testament to their authenticity. Yet fear not, for these discs proudly maintain their original flight attributes.

  • Lightly Played (abbreviated LP)

    These discs that have seen some play. Light scuffing, scratches, or very minor dings may be present. Discs will have original stability and flight characteristics.

  • Moderately Played (abbreviated MP)

    Trusty throwers that have seen some love and show signs of wear. You can expect some scuffing, scratches, and dings on these discs. Due to their usage, there may be slight variations in their flight path and stability compared to new It's important to note that this is the most common grade for our pre-owned discs!

  • Heavily Played (abbreviated HP)

    These discs have seen a lot of action and have been well-loved. You can expect major scuffing, scratches, dings, and might also have some minor warping of the plastic. They will have a different stability and flight characteristics compared to new. However, despite their wear, these discs are still playable and have some life left to offer!
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