Dino Discs Info and Plastic Guide

Dino Discs was born out of pure passion — and a little frustration.

When families took their kids out to the disc golf course, they quickly realized a major problem. Traditional disc golf discs were built for adults. Weighing 150 to 175 grams, these discs were far too heavy for young children, seniors, and players with slow arm speeds. Instead of carving beautiful flight paths, heavy discs would immediately dump into the ground. They were too frustrating for kids to throw — and serious young players deserved better.

In 2021, Dino Discs launched with a singular mission: to build ultra-lightweight high-performance sports equipment that helps small children and beginners build confidence and throw further.

Through industry collaboration with partners like ABC Discs, Gateway Disc Sports, and Doomsday Discs, Dino Discs modifies existing molds to create ultra-lightweight discs (110–140 grams) featuring kid-friendly graphics and Zing Polymers floating plastic.

Dino Discs Plastic Types Guide

Premium Plastic Lines

  • Egg Shell Line Semi-firm, durable opaque plastic with a comfortable grip and colorful splotches or sparkles.
  • Feather Line Flexible, glossy, and brightly colored material designed for a sturdy feel and maximum release velocity.

Putting & Baseline Plastic Lines

  • Ancient Line Extra-tacky, tactile baseline plastic offering superior grip for putting and approach shots.
  • Moss Line Ultra-soft, gummy, and high-traction baseline plastic that absorbs impact and prevents chain-spits.

Specialty, Eco & Lightweight Lines

  • Egg Shell Glow Line Durable glow-in-the-dark variant featuring a color-shifting formula for glow disc golf.
  • Extinct Line Mid-tier bridge plastic balancing grip with extra durability to handle impacts.

Looking for a specific mold?

If you are ready to see how these plastic blends fly on the course, check out our dedicated collections for Dino Discs' go-to lineups:

Want to see our full Dino Discs collection?

See our full Dino Discs collection here.

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