Ocean Discs Flying Fish - Ocean Waste Swirly Arctic

Weight: 173-175g Flight Numbers: 9 | 5 | -2 | 2

The Flying Fish is Ocean Discs's second disc golf disc, a straight to overstable torque resistant fairway driver, trusted for windy conditions and power throwers. The Flying Fish glides out of the hand with effortless speed, tracing a long S through the air before finishing with a clean, reliable fade. Built for players that want distance without giving up control, maximising your flight with a hyzerflip.

We recommend Swirly Arctic discs to all players who love swirls, maximum durability, and a touch less turn. Each disc has a unique swirl, so no two are alike, combining maximum durability with stunning swirls to create the perfect disc for all disc golf enthusiasts. Ocean Waste Swirly Arctic plastic is our stiff premium translucent recycled plastic line, with great grip, reliable and solid feel. We recommend Ocean Waste Swirly Arctic discs to all players who want maximum durability with a touch less turn and help reduce plastic waste from our oceans.

Our Ocean Waste Swirly Arctic plastic is made from 60% waste recycled plastic collected from the ocean, like fishing nets, bottles, drums and other plastic marine waste materials. These are sorted and reground into tiny plastic pellets, ready to be regenerated into new 60% recycled discs and has the potential to be recycled again. As well as being a solution on waste, regenerated ocean plastic is also better for the environment and a sustainable future for disc golf.

The Flying Fish takes its name from nature's real long distance glider. To take off, a flying fish accelerates underwater to speeds of over 35 mph (56 km/h), beating its tail up to 70 times a second before breaking the surface and spreading its wing-like pectoral fins to glide on ocean air currents. A single glide can cover around 650 feet (200 m), and by tapping its tail back into the water for a quick boost, a flying fish has been recorded travelling up to 1,312 feet (400 m) and staying airborne for 45 seconds. How far and for how long can your Flying Fish fly?