Discraft Sky-Styler SportDisc 160g Freestyle Frisbee Sport Flying Disc

I really like this disc for throw and catch frisbee in light to know winds. Mostly I throw a 175G Innova Pulsar. But in no wind to light breezes this think is a blast to throw. I throw frisbee with a partner a couple of days a week and I've been throwing on and off since, cough-cough, the 80's.This disc will do more in a light wind than the 175g Ultimate discs. Meaning you can curve it, it will drift a bit on the wind, catch an updraft and float, etc. It's also great for throwing it as hard as you can since it's lighter and easier to catch. It's also a great disc for warming up before getting out a heavier disc. You wouldn't think 15G would make much of a difference but you definitly feel the difference when throwing a catching.I don't know if it's a thing for freestyle, but it has no thumb grooves on top. After a couple of throws I stopped even noticing it didn't have them.It's just a really good all around disc for throw and catch frisbee if you don't need the the weight of a 175g disc.all the time. If I could only have one disc, it would be the 175g Pulsar but since I can have more than one disc, this would be the 2nd disc if I could only have 2.Also for a beginning thrower, who wants something to toss around at a picnic, with the kids in the backyard this is the better choice than the heavier 175g discs. For young kids while I haven't thrown it you might want to consider the even lighter J-Star. from Discraft.

Nice frisbee, very durable, should last a long time. Good price for the frisbee

I've enjoyed this disc.

So, I see I paid $0.75 per ounce for this orange freestyle flying disc. It does everything I expected and the lighter weight makes it handy for tossing in smaller spaces, throwing with those who find a 175 gram disc a bit cumbersome, and trying tricks. I wish I could figure out the price differences that seem to be based on the color of the disc---that practice seems abritrary and is annoying.Note that this disc is not a Frisbee and while it flies like one and look similar, Frisbee is a trademarked product made by a company called Wham-O. My understanding is that Discraft manufacturers its products in ‎American Samoa not in China like Wham-O, and that is another plus in my view.

Quality successor to my 25 year old 165 gram Whammo. Good weight and flies well. I am happy. :-)

If you are buying a frisbee for anything other than official Ultimate Frisbee games, then this is the frisbee for you. Ultimate frisbee’s are large and heavy, and definitely more difficult for beginners to throw or to catch. This freestyle frisbee is great for fun with friends or kids. Leave the Ultimate frisbees to those guys, and leave the other throwing disks and ring toys to the experimenters. I’ve tried them all, and this classic freestyle disk is the best for fun with friends and family!

Uh. This is a frisbee. It could be used for disc golf, but it should not be included in searches for disc golf discs. I like it as a frisbee, but it is NOT a disc golf disc.

It is heavy and does not fly good. After three throws it had holes all the way through the cheap plastic. This thing is not worth 50 cents.