Trash Panda |EXTRATERRESTRIAL II |Premium| 10 / 5 / -1 / 2ish

10 / 5 / -1 / 2 (commonly accepted — Trash Panda does NOT assign official numbers)

The Trash Panda E.T. II is a weird one—in a good way. This is a high-speed driver built around a variable rim width, meaning it literally feels different depending on how you grip it. That’s not a gimmick—it’s the whole point. Every throw can come out a little different, and every player ends up finding their own version of what this disc does.

Flight-wise, it sits in that neutral distance driver slot. You’ll get some turn when you put power on it, a solid glide phase, and a dependable but not dumpy fade at the end. It’s not trying to be a meat hook, and it’s not a roller machine either—it lives right in that controllable distance lane.

In Trash Panda’s recycled plastic blend (made with Gateway), you’re getting a grippy, durable feel with the added bonus of being 100% recycled. It’s stiff enough to trust, but still has enough give to feel comfortable in hand.

Best Uses

• Controlled distance drives
• Hyzer flips with finish
• Shot shaping with power
• Players experimenting with different release angles

If you want it dialed more “BDLD accurate,” I’d say this:

👉 Throwers under ~350 ft power: this is gonna feel more like a stable/overstable 9-speed
👉 Bigger arms: you’ll actually see that -1 turn and get some real shaping out of it

This disc isn’t about consistency—it’s about learning how your ET flies. That’s either awesome… or gonna piss you off.