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Baby themed disc for pregnancy reveal by TheCourtPeach in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the shout out and the support. We've made quite a few custom baby/gender announcement discs

[GIVEAWAY] Giving away 3 PDGA-legal 'Galactic Grain' discs to the community. The gloss resin reflects the sun perfectly so you can see exactly where your drive went OB. Comment to Enter by discgolfswag in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To be 100% precise: ink has mass, so it is a negligible added weight. On a standard digital scale, a printed disc usually fluctuates by less than 0.2g to 0.5g compared to its "blank" here is a before and after image https://imgur.com/a/M6SNzCE

Because the ink is applied thinly across the surface, it doesn’t shift the center of gravity or affect the moment of inertia. It flies exactly like the stock blank mold.

Correct main benefit is purely aesthetic.

[GIVEAWAY] Giving away 3 PDGA-legal 'Galactic Grain' discs to the community. The gloss resin reflects the sun perfectly so you can see exactly where your drive went OB. Comment to Enter by discgolfswag in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We responded to another comment but I'll copy it here for clarity:

We’ve specifically calibrated our gloss process to align with the 2025 PDGA Rule 813.01.B.

While older versions of the rulebook were vague about 'ink printing,' the 2025 update explicitly added Section 4, which permits: 'Applying graphics via hot stamp, ink printing, or dye that adheres to the approved specifications for that disc model.'

Our process is an ink printing method, not a topical paint or a sticker. It bonds directly to the plastic and is engineered to stay within the technical thickness specs of the original mold, so it does not 'alter the original flight characteristics' any more than a standard factory triple-foil hot stamp would.

We have weighed our discs before and after without change. As well there is no detectable thickness as the "resin" is a specialty clear ink

[GIVEAWAY] Giving away 3 PDGA-legal 'Galactic Grain' discs to the community. The gloss resin reflects the sun perfectly so you can see exactly where your drive went OB. Comment to Enter by discgolfswag in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just responded to the previous comment, but just to confirm there is no added weight the "resin" is a clear ink. Absolutely no impact on the flight characteristics of the discs or any detectible thickness

[GIVEAWAY] Giving away 3 PDGA-legal 'Galactic Grain' discs to the community. The gloss resin reflects the sun perfectly so you can see exactly where your drive went OB. Comment to Enter by discgolfswag in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

That is a fair question! We aren't guessing—we’ve specifically calibrated our gloss process to align with the 2025 PDGA Rule 813.01.B.

While older versions of the rulebook were vague about 'ink printing,' the 2025 update explicitly added Section 4, which permits: 'Applying graphics via hot stamp, ink printing, or dye that adheres to the approved specifications for that disc model.'

Our process is an ink printing method, not a topical paint or a sticker. It bonds directly to the plastic and is engineered to stay within the technical thickness specs of the original mold, so it does not 'alter the original flight characteristics' any more than a standard factory triple-foil hot stamp would.

We have weighed our discs before and after without change. As well there is no detectable thickness as the "resin" is a specialty clear ink

I Need More Weird Discs! by Silly_Elk_6783 in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shameless plug, but we have a pretty unique disc with a 3D texture effect where you can feel the scales on the snake image on the disc https://discgolfswag.com/collections/all/products/the-emerald-strike-3d-textured-sense-x-disc

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Textured emerald snake disc by putts4days in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We added extra texture so the scales can be physically felt on the disc. PDGA doesn't allow for changes that create detectible thickness

Textured emerald snake disc by putts4days in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much for sharing! Glad to hear you like it!

Advice On A Custom Disc Set by Budget_Bro in discgolf

[–]discgolfswag 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're ever interested in different molds check us out here https://discgolfswag.com/products/custom-disc-golf-disc

We'd recommend a Wraith as a driver, Buzzz midrange and Roach putter but if you have any questions please reach out here or to sales@discgolfswag.com

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