Somebody looked at a perfectly good round disc and said, “You know what this needs? Corners.” Meet the Six Sided Discs Hexagon: six sides, almost no glide, and a healthy disregard for everything normal disc golf taught you.
Created in collaboration with Trash Panda Disc Golf and manufactured in Colorado from recycled material, this oddball is built for short-range chaos and extremely entertaining landings.
Flight
Estimated flight: 2 | 0.5 | 0 | 3. And yes, that is half a point of glide. Not five. Not two. Half. This thing has the aerodynamic ambition of a dinner plate with a parking brake.
The six-sided rim creates extra drag, scrubbing speed fast. Expect short approaches, abrupt stalls, and very little ground action. The numbers are estimates because normal flight ratings weren't exactly designed for a disc with corners.
Best Uses
- Short approaches where you want the disc to sit down
- Casual rounds and trick shots
- Object golf and backyard shenanigans
- Showing your friends what happens when geometry gets involved
- Adding the weirdest disc in the bag to your collection
- Being way cooler than your card mates
Important: Not PDGA Approved
The Hexagon is a novelty disc for casual play, not a PDGA-approved disc for sanctioned competition. Its six-sided shape is the entire point. Bring it to a casual round; leave it out of your tournament lineup.
BDLD Real Talk
Is this the disc you buy to shave three strokes off your tournament round? Hell no. You can't even use it in a sanctioned one.
Is it the disc you buy because it's hilarious, made in Colorado, and somehow manages to have 0.5 glide? Absolutely.
We sell fun. Occasionally we sell geometry experiments with commitment issues.
Bottom Line
The Six Sided Discs Hexagon is a wildly unconventional 2 | 0.5 | 0 | 3 novelty approach disc that slows down fast and loves to stay put.
Six sides. Zero shame. Half a glide. Welcome to the weird side of disc golf.
