The Elevation GLO-G Koi is what happens when somebody looks at a normal approach disc and says, “Yeah, but what if it hit the ground and just... stayed there?”
With flight numbers of 3 | 4 | -2 | 0, the Koi is an extremely workable putt-and-approach disc built for touch shots, turnovers, straight approaches, awkward lies, and landing zones where skipping ten feet long would be deeply inconvenient.
And because this one is GLO-G, you can now deploy the floppy little bastard after dark.
Flight
The 3 speed keeps the Koi comfortably in approach territory, giving you enough pace to shape useful lines without requiring a full-power throw.
4 glide helps it carry surprisingly well for such a soft, flexible disc.
The -2 turn makes the Koi easy to manipulate. Put it on hyzer for gentle flip-ups, release it flat for drifting lines, or use the understability to work around obstacles when the direct route disappeared somewhere around your previous shot.
And then there's the 0 fade. The Koi isn't interested in making some dramatic last-second comeback. It wants to hold the line, lose speed, and sit down.
GLO-G Rubber
GLO-G combines Elevation's famously flexible rubber feel with glow capability. The soft material gives the Koi exceptional grip and helps reduce ground play when it lands.
Translation: fewer skips, fewer rollaways, and fewer moments where a perfectly good approach suddenly decides it has somewhere else to be.
The flexible construction also makes the Koi useful for awkward scramble shots where a rigid disc would be considerably less cooperative.
Best Uses
- Touch approaches
- Turnover approaches
- Hyzer-flip putter drives
- Low-power straight shots
- Dangerous greens where minimizing ground play matters
- Scramble shots from terrible lies
- Glow rounds
- Players who want a disc that lands more like a beanbag than a dinner plate
BDLD Real Talk
The Koi is floppy.
Like, really floppy.
If your definition of premium disc golf equipment requires everything to feel like a rigid piece of plastic, this thing may cause an existential crisis.
But that's exactly why it works.
Throw it toward a sketchy green and the Koi doesn't arrive looking for an excuse to skip into the parking lot. It hits, absorbs energy, and generally behaves itself.
The -2 turn and 0 fade also make it ridiculously useful for players with lower arm speed and for experienced players who want touchy turnover lines without forcing the shot.
Is it weird?
Absolutely.
We sell discs made out of rubber. Normal left the building a long time ago.
Bottom Line
The Elevation GLO-G Koi is a flexible, glow-capable 3 | 4 | -2 | 0 putt-and-approach disc built for touch, turnovers, scramble shots, and landing softly when the ground around the basket is plotting against you.
Throw the Koi. Watch it glow. Watch it flop. Most importantly, watch the damn thing stay where it lands.
