Discmania DD1 (S-Line)
The Discmania DD1 in S-Line plastic is a fast, glidey distance driver designed for smooth, controlled distance with a reliably workable flight. Sitting between the DD and the DD3 in stability, the DD1 offers an ideal blend of turn, glide, and fade—making it a go-to option for players who want long, effortless flights without needing maximum power. The premium S-Line plastic provides excellent grip, durability, and a slightly flexible feel that enhances both comfort and consistency.
Flight Numbers: 11 / 5 / -1 / 2
With a clean release, the DD1 flips gently, glides down the fairway, and finishes with a dependable, moderate fade. This balanced stability makes it perfect for shaping long S-curves, controlled hyzer-flips, and straight distance lines that stay in the fairway. In S-Line plastic, the DD1 maintains its flight characteristics longer and offers reliable grip in varying weather conditions, helping players get the most out of its workable, distance-boosting flight.
Key Features
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Workable distance driver with a balanced, high-glide flight
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S-Line plastic adds premium grip, durability, and feel
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Gentle high-speed turn and predictable fade for shaping versatile lines
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Ideal for long straight shots, hyzer-flips, and controlled S-curves
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Friendly for a wide range of power levels, from intermediate to advanced players
Who Bags the S-Line DD1?
The DD1 is a favorite among players who want a maximum-distance driver that doesn’t require max effort. Intermediate players appreciate its easy workability, while advanced throwers rely on its consistency for shaping accurate, full-flight lines. Both backhand and forehand throwers find the DD1’s stability perfect for confident, controlled distance.
Why the DD1 Belongs in Your Bag
When you need a driver that unlocks distance while staying controllable and predictable, the DD1 (S-Line) hits the perfect middle ground. Its combination of glide, workable turn, and trustworthy fade makes it one of the most versatile long-range tools in Discmania’s lineup.
