Løft Discs Neon
- speed:
- 3
- glide:
- 1
- turn:
- 0
- fade:
- 3
Another innovative disc from the folks at Løft Discs. The Neon is a severely puddled P&A disc with very little glide, is slow, and has a unique feel. But, it has good wind resistance with a consistent dump, but doesn't have a harsh fade like other discs in its class (think Zone, or A2). It flies a straight line for most of the flight then gives that subtle fade as it slows down. It has good torque resistance that makes it a great forehand approach disc.
- Diameter
- 21.2cm
- Height
- 1.9cm
- Rim Depth
- 1.4cm
- Inside Rim Diameter
- 18.9cm
- Max Weight
- 176.0gr
Proving once again that Northern Europe may be ground central for disc golf innovation, Denmark's Løft Discs started cranking out ideas about what would constitute the straightest flying putter during the summer of 2020. Through half a year of collaboration with Kastaplast on his bachelor's project in mechanical engineering, founder Niels Sørensen developed the beginning of what turned out to be their flight path simulator. With the assistance of good friend, economist and founder, Asger Sandahl, they succeeded in actually simulating flight paths of discs in 3D. This sparked the idea of using the tool to develop discs, instead of relying solely on assumptions and experience. And, not too much time later, the Hydrogen putter was born. Since then, they have continued to pump out an unique lineup of discs.
