Discraft Zone ESP Golf Disc

It's better on the midrange than on the putter, but it's still decent. The plastic used to make it is just not my favorite material.

Viviana Hansen

| Jul 22, 2021

A workhorse disc for my bag, this disc never lets me down. Zone is designed to fly with overly stable dynamics without much glide, and that is exactly what it can do. You can use it for short-mid drives off the tee, scrambling, forehand or backhand, and anny or hyzer shots. Until now, it has been extremely reliable and I do not expect it to change much as it goes through more abuse. The way I had seen it was being used for putting, but I haven't done it myself.

Capri SINCLAIR

| Nov 04, 2020

The disc is fantastic. A nice looking disc (I got a yellow disc with a I had a great The overstable approach putter I got was the perfect addition to my envy and I loved my swing. This is a great overstable version if you adore the feel and feel of the envy.

Catherine HARTLEY

| Jun 07, 2021

I'd compare it to an Innova Star Rat, the plastic on this thing is quite nice. Throwing this ball is enjoyable and comfortable.

Kyng Hopkins

| Jan 05, 2021

There is a Discraft Zone there. Any bag should have this essential item. I'm completely in love with.

Ember Berger

| Oct 23, 2020

Middle market that is stable and dependable This is just like a When there is a reason to hyzer into a basket inside of 240, I take this disc out. This gives you fast flight and easy release, so there's no need to think about it. This is also capable of covering some distance, but be aware that it's not very glidey.

Ayla Forbes

| Jul 26, 2021

You can throw this disc very well once you learn how to do I thought it would make a great.

Colton Moon

| Jul 22, 2021

I intend to purchase It's a 5 out of 5. With this disc, you can use your backhand, forehand rollers from the hips, and even perform trick shots in a few different directions. There is one I have that weighs a bit over 170 grams. I can't remember exactly how it happened - A plastic made of ESP. As a result, it is somewhat unstable. Besides the heavier one, I also have a lighter one, like 163 grams in pro-D plastic, which seems a lot As of the moment, I am not sure if the ESP one has broken in yet, but the plastic D has. Putting with the pro D disc is more enjoyable for me than putting with the heavier ESP disc because it doesn't crash as hard. The heavier one is the one I use on windy days. As a result, the ESP zone appears larger and heavier than it This is a durable product that should last for the rest of time. You might want to get one that is a click or two lighter than the plastic that you might normally use for ESP. If you don't want the extremely unstable character, that is. In comparison to the pro D plastic, it is significantly less durable, but the chains are also much softer. Furthermore, it is less overstable and more straight-lined at the end, becoming less overstable as it goes. For better wind resistance and fade resistance, the pro D is heavier. My favorite ESP zone is either off the tee or on the In my opinion, I am good at putting in my pro D.

Emmitt Thompson

| Nov 17, 2020