Zero Gravity Explorer
Why no flight numbers?
Zero Gravity is lighter than our standard plastics, so it flies more understable than the disc’s usual flight numbers suggest. That’s why we leave them off here. Expect a flight that gets going easily, even without much arm speed.
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Ready to try a fairway driver? Zero Gravity Explorer is a good step up from your midranges when you want to throw farther but still keep control of your shots.
At 120–130g, Explorer is easier to get up to speed than a heavier version. It suits beginners moving into fairway drivers and players with slower arm speeds who want a disc for controlled drives. Compared with River, Explorer generally has a more noticeable finish.
Why choose it?
- Fairway control: For drives where accuracy matters.
- Easy to get moving: Lightweight 120–130g construction.
- Floats in water: Useful around water hazards.
Product images are representative examples only and may not show the exact disc you receive. Disc color shades, swirl patterns, transparency, and foil stamp colors can vary significantly between individual discs. Unless otherwise stated, exact color and foil combinations cannot be guaranteed.
Disc Specifications
Disc Mold: Explorer
Flight Numbers: / / /
Stability: Stable
Plastic
Throwing full weight discs requires both power and good technique. That's why Zero Gravity discs are 30% lighter, making them so much easier to throw longer. As an added feature, they also float in water.
PDGA Specifications
Max Weight: 176.0 g
Diameter: 21.2 cm
Height: 1.7 cm
Rim Depth: 1.1 cm
Rim Thickness: 1.8 cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 17.7 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.2%
Rim Configuration: 32.75
Flexibility: 10.21 kg
Certification Number: 17-128
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