• Special non-marring brown rubber that reduces marks on gym floor

• Meets official weights and specifications

• 78% rim weight

• Special non-marring brown rubber that reduces marks on gym floor

• Meets official weights and specifications

• 78% rim weight

• Regulation shot guaranteed to meet specifications and weigh-in
• Great for high school competition and practice
• Priced to fit your budget

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.

• Special non-marring brown rubber that reduces marks on gym floor

• Meets official weights and specifications

• 78% rim weight

• Regulation shot guaranteed to meet specifications and weigh-in
• Great for high school competition and practice
• Priced to fit your budget

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.

• High impact resistant red ABS side plates combined with a steel rim
• Designed for both beginner and intermediate throwers
• 75% rim weight

• Designed for intermediate and advanced throwers

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• 80% rim weight

• Designed for intermediate and advanced throwers

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• 80% rim weight

• Silver Medal winner at the 1996 Games in Atlanta

• Designed for beginner and intermediate throwers

• Our most popular discus

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• High retention discus makes disc stay in hand longer for more power

• 75% rim weight

• Designed for intermediate and advanced throwers

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim 

• 83% rim weight

• Silver Medal winner at the 1996 Games in Atlanta

• Designed for beginner and intermediate throwers

• Our most popular discus

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• High retention discus makes disc stay in hand longer for more power

• 75% rim weight

• Gold medal winner at the 1996 Games in Atlanta

• Designed for championship performance

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• Silver Medal winner at the 1996 Games in Atlanta

• Designed for beginner and intermediate throwers  

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• 75% rim weight

• Solid steel shot for the advanced thrower
• Machine turned to different diameters.
• Lathe turned and balanced for an overall best performance
• Polyurethane paint coated for smooth and durable finish

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.    

• Gold medal winner at the 1996 Games in Atlanta

• Designed for championship performance

• Constructed of High-impact ABS plastic side plates with a steel rim

• High impact resistant black ABS side plates combined with stainless steel rim

• Super carry and stability in flight

• Preferred discus of top throwers around the world

• 85% rim weight

• Comes with Carrying Case!

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.     

• Stainless steel rim with reinforced PVC side plates

• Ultra super spin discus to give championship throwers the ultimate advantage

• 91% rim weight

• Comes with Carrying Case!

• Stainless steel rim with reinforced PVC side plates

• Ultra super spin discus to give championship throwers the ultimate advantage

• 91% rim weight

• Comes with Carrying Case!

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.