Dino Discs Allosaurus
Dino Discs Allosaurus
Dino Discs Allosaurus
Dino Discs Allosaurus

Dino Discs Allosaurus

Flight Numbers: 12 / 6 / -3 / 1
3.0 2 reviews
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Egg Shell

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DIALL-EGS

About the Dino Discs Allosaurus

Introducing the Allosaurus, Dino Discs' roaring summer 2023 addition! This "speed 12" beast demands serious armspeed for max distance. Youngsters can test their mettle or grow into its power, while players seeking lightweight distance will find its glide boosts confidence and performance.

Plastic Type

Egg Shell plastic is a surprisingly grippy, yet semi-firm plastic blend with some really fun decorative effects like splatters, swirls, and sparkles. It helps the Dino Disc models look bright and whimsical, perfect for players who love lightweight, floating discs.

Dimensions:

Diameter: 21.20 cm
Height: 1.90 cm
Rim Depth: 1.10 cm
Rim Width: 2.20 cm
Max Weight: 129g

Additional Information:

Primary Use: Distance Driver
Stability: Understable
Recommended Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Plastic grade(s): Midgrade
Beadless

NOTE: The Allosaurus used to be made by Gateway and was the 'Journey" mold. The 2023 Allosaurus is a new mold made by Dino Discs themselves and uses the Egg Shell plastic.

Flight Numbers
12 / 6 / -3 / 1
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Dino Discs Allosaurus
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Customer Reviews

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Alexander Sousa
Super difficult to throw

Super super rolly.
I know this is marketed to children but it’s still a speed 12 disc… throwing it lightly is the only way to get any sort of predictability out of it. As soon as you drive it, it flips left or right, hard. It could be me but it seems like it’s very hard to keep flat at speed.
I’m not sure how it’s supposed to be used and I can’t imagine a child would have an easy time with it.

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Nicholas Leschak

Pretty

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