FULL 2026 TOUR SERIES Discs Lineup REVIEW // DISCRAFT
Watch as Discraft's 2026 Tour Series lineup is put to the test in this in-depth review. The disc's unique and personalized stamps make each one a standout, featuring the faces of top pros like Paul McBeth and Holland Hanley. This season's Tool Series boasts stunning two-tone stamps and shimmering TI-like plastic that catches the eye. With a focus on mid-range distance and stability, we dive into the flying characteristics of each disc, exploring how they perform with different throws and techniques. From Paul McBeth's signature Luna to Adam Hammel's Zone, this review puts everything you need to know about Discraft's 2026 Tour Series lineup at your fingertips. Get ready for a detailed look at these discs, including their flight patterns, stability, and overall performance.
"Get an inside look at the latest discs from Discraft. Ezra Aderhold reviews the new Tour Series lineup, featuring exciting players and tournaments."
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The 2026 Disccraft Tool Series lineup is right here in my hands. We've got discs from your favorite pros and their beautiful faces plastered on these discs for this year's release. Super unique and personalized stamps this season. We got the faces of the Elite Team members on the actual disc, which I feel like is actually really cool. It's this two-tone stamp and uh it's on this like TI blend of plastic with some some like big Z colors in. So like the plastic looks insane this season. Got this triall look to it as well and that TI like shimmer to it. So these turned out super sick. And then again, I mean we got all faces on here which I think they did a pretty good job which I feel like is tough to do but I feel like that does look like me. So let's give these a rip. See how they fly. Give you guys a little preview of this year's Tool Series. uh lineup. Let's do it. First up, we got Paul McBth, the goat. The goat's face on the disc. He went with a Luna again for this season. These things usually fly really fall. It's got a nice feel to it. Let's uh let's just give it a rip and see what she looks like. Heck yeah. It's it's it's a Luna, so it's like as far as a throwing puddle goes, it's about as far as you can get, which is is useful, but just gets that like nice like almost mid-range distance out of it. We got Holland Hanley with the Zone SS. This is one of Disc's most popular releases last season, so it makes sense to have it as a two-all series disc as well. Should be a little bit less stable than the typical Zone. So, let's put on a little bit of high zone. See how she flips up. Yep. But a nice little drift to it. Honestly, really nice. It flies like a slightly beat in like typical zone. So to have that as a stock disc is really good. We got Adam Hamus' face here on the zone. Again, nice and flat like a zone supposed to be. Should fly nice and stable. Little baby flex shot with it. Yep. And they're just going to fight out. I mean, zone's like the best disc,...
