Discraft Luna
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The Complete Discraft Luna Collection If you are tired of deep-dish putters getting hung up on your fingers or flipping over when you give them some power, the Discraft Luna family belongs in your tournament bag. Originally co-designed from the ground up with six-time World Champion Paul McBeth, this mold redefined what players expect from a modern throwing and putting tool. Whether you are hunting chains inside the circle with a sticky baseline run or crushing down narrow fairways off the tee box with premium plastic, searching through our complete Disc Golf Putters Collection or the rest of our Discraft Discs Collection reveals why the Luna remains an undisputed local league-night favorite. Understanding the Flight Dynamics & Stability The magic of the Luna lies in its specialized, low-profile rim architecture and a completely beadless bottom edge. By doing away with a traditional big bead, air slips cleanly around the smooth nose geometry during your release, reducing drag and eliminating late-release fluttering. When thrown at high speeds, its flat flight plate balances the high-speed lift evenly across the surface, giving the disc incredible torque resistance that locks it into straight lines without turning over blindly. At low speeds, it drops out of the air with a forward-penetrating fade rather than a sharp dumping motion, giving you a highly responsive finish that holds its landing angle perfectly. What this collection brings to your game: High-Speed Torque Resistance: Holds up to aggressive tee shots and heavy arm speeds without flipping over early or rolling out. Extended Forward Float: The 4-glide profile keeps the disc pushing forward seamlessly on soft touch lines and long-distance putts. Controlled Neutral Finish: A soft, predictable low-speed fade that limits severe skips, preventing you from sliding away from the basket. Choose the Right Luna Plastic Each plastic offers a different feel and performance profile: Rubber Blend Luna - Firm and grip
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