I-One 170 Class I-Plaztic Max Weight Mid Range Golf Disc

Description

The first run of the I-One in I-Plaztic 170 class max weight by Hyperflite in a new grippier blend with our Eye of One hot stamp, and a new array of colors we will be photographing soon! The I-One is a Mid-range Accuracy Disc that flies straight with a hyzerflip, or holds a hyzer line and anhyzer line until it loses spin and fades minimally back left (RHBH throw). Hyzerflip it to power through straight line tunnel shots or attack the line to save par.

The new run in I-Plaztic are molded at the maximum weight (up to 183.4g) allowed by the PDGA and will provide the player an opportunity to experience different levels of glide in the exact same mold of a disc. The lighter the weight the more glide you will experience. 150 class has the most glide, 165g is the performance weight where glide and speed are maximized, and at Maxed Weight the glide is nearly 0 allowing for pinpoint landings that stay close to the pin. I-Plaztic is a base plastic weighted for disc golf that will break in and change over time unlike the Pro-Plaztic which is virtually indestructible.

Preorder today and we will ship the picks of the litter found in the weighing and penning of the lot. Preorders will ship beginning 9-16-21.

The I-One is a perfect disc for beginners to advanced disc golfers. It is a very stable disc that is easy to throw and does the unthinkable – it flies straight with very little fade. The disc is highly accurate and has a predictable flight thrown flat, with hyzer, anhyzer, and even upside down. The Max Weight 170 Class I-Plaztic Flight Rating is 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 . PDGA Approved

The Transitional / Washout / Mis-Stamps are discs that were run when the compound color was being changed to the next color to be run. There are only about 40 or so in a run and all are pretty unique in their own way. They are not sold by weight and there is no way to disable this feature in the shopping cart. The disc pulled will be the weight it was molded. The first person to order usually gets the disc that was photographed.