- What is the price for custom discs/stock discs/misprint discs/mini discs?
- Can I order just one disc?
- Does Discraft have a retail shop?
- Is there a Discraft retailer/distributor in my area?
- I have artwork for a custom order. What do I do now?
- I'd like to order custom discs, but I'm not an artist. Can you help?
- How long does a custom order take?
- I ordered custom discs a while ago and now need more. Do you still have my design and/or hotstamp plates?
- Do you accept PayPal?
- Where is Discraft located?
- What are your hours of operation?
- Do you accept wholesale orders?
- How do I become a Discraft wholesaler?
- Can I order blank discs?
- Can I order low cost misprint or practice discs?
- What company does Discraft use to ship my order?
- How can I find out about new Discraft discs as they are released?
- I'd like a catalog of Discraft products.
- How did you guys learn so much about making discs fly?
- Do you give tours of the Discraft production facilities?
- How many distance records have been set with Discraft discs?
- Who are Discraft's disc golf World Champions?
- I'm an up-and-coming professional disc golfer. What do I need to do to become a member of Team Discraft?
- Where can I go for more information about ultimate, disc golf or freestyle?
- What is the price for custom discs/stock discs/misprint discs/mini discs?
Our price guide is located here.
Prices can vary depending on many factors, including product(s) being ordered, volume discounts, custom stamping options, etc. For the most accurate and current prices, please fill out an order form, and we'll respond quickly with a price quote.
After you've submitted your order, we'll need your artwork (if you're ordering custom discs). Once we've received both your order and artwork, we can proceed with processing your order.
misprint packages are now available online only.
- Can I order just one disc?
We have set minimums for factory direct orders, typically 25 (stock orders), 50 (SuperColor orders) or 100 (custom orders). If you're not shopping for quite so many discs, we will be happy to point you toward one of the many Discraft retailers around the world.
- Does Discraft have a retail shop?
No. We offer some limted edition collectable items online at our sister website, Sportdiscs.com. For retail orders, please see visit one of the many Discraft retailers.
- Is there a Discraft retailer/distributor in my area?
Most likely. While we don't maintain an updated list of all retail businesses that carry our products, you'll find a wide selection of companies to order from on our online retailers page.
- I have artwork for a custom order. What do I do now?
Head over to our online or printable order form. Read it, fill it out and send 'er back to us. It contains answers to many of your other questions.
- I'd like to order custom discs, but I'm not an artist. Can you help?
Yes. The Discraft art department is at your service. Design fees are $40/hour for hotstamp designs, $60/hour for SuperColor designs. Our talented artists will often need only one to two hours to bring your design idea to life. Drop us a line for more info, or simply browse through and choose from our growing library of free design templates.
- How long does a custom order take?
You should typically plan on three to five weeks, or faster for rush orders (additional rush charges apply). For more information, go here for golf or go here for Ultimate and Sportdiscs.
- I ordered custom discs a while ago and now need more. Do you still have my design/hotstamp plates?
We hold plates or dies for three years from last print, and typically hold original art for about seven years. To help us speed up your reorder, send us an artwork example and an approximate date of last print so we can locate dies or art for the new order.
- Do you accept PayPal?
No, sorry.
- Where is Discraft located?
Our mailing address is 29592 Beck Road, Wixom Michigan, 48393. Phone 248-624-2250, fax 248-624-3210.
- What are your hours of operation?
You'll find us here Monday through Friday, 9am - 5pm eastern time. On weekends you'll either finds us at tournaments, or testing out the next killer disc at the Discraft proving grounds...
- Do you accept wholesale orders?
Yes. Please contact us for more information.
- How do I become a Discraft wholesaler?
Please contact us so that we can assess the best way to serve your wholesale needs.
- Can I order blank discs?
Unfortunately, no. Our company policy does not currently allow us to sell blank discs.
- Can I order low cost misprint or practice discs?
Yes, but only online. Please visit our sister site Sportdiscs.com.
- What company does Discraft use to ship my order?
Our shipper is United Parcel Service, in most cases.
- How can I find out about new Discraft discs as they are released?
Sign up for our e-newsletter. We send one out to our subsribers about once a month.
It's easy and completely private… we won't sell you out to any low-down spammers. You can also subscribe to our RSS feed.
- I'd like a catalog of Discraft products.
We have online catalogs that you can download as JPGs or PDFs.
- How did you guys learn so much about making discs fly?
It's rumored that our founder and president Jim Kenner threw his pacifier out of the crib, then retrieved it and shaved down the edge until he could successfully get the distance to send it out the window. Jim's 40 years of throwing discs plus the input of many World Champions helps us to design discs that meet the exacting needs of serious players worldwide. He is a founding member of the Freestyle Players Association, and a member of the Disc Golf Hall of Fame.
- Do you give tours of the Discraft production facilities?
We would like to, but the mad scientists in our rotation labs who help us to create the world's finest flying discs are not suitable for display to the public because, well... they're completely nuts. Said one recently: "Fools! I'll out-drive them all! AH ha ha ha ha HA!" They design great discs, but 'understable' isn't just a term used to describe disc flight characteristics around here...
- How many distance records have been set with Discraft discs?
Three that we know of: Scott Stokely of Colorado set a record of 660 feet (201.01 m) in 1995 with a Discraft X-Clone, then beat his own record in 1998, tossing a 169 g Discraft XL for 693 feet (211.32 meters). Germany's Christian Max Voigt extended the distance record to 712 feet (217.02 meters) in 2001 using a Discraft XS.
Today's Big Guns are saying that the Spectra is destined to break yet another record!
- Who are Discraft's disc golf World Champion players?
Discraft Team member and California native Nathan Doss won the 2007 and 2005 Professional Disc Golf World Titles.
Previous World Champions include five-time winner Elaine King, Ron Russell and Cameron Todd. All are members of Team Discraft.
- I'm an up-and-coming professional disc golfer. What do I need to do to become a member of Team Discraft?
Win, learn, throw a bag full of Discraft, and be an exceptional ambassador of the game. We keep a close eye on players who display these traits.
- Where can I go for more information about ultimate, disc golf or freestyle?
The Ultimate Players Association, the Professional Disc Golf Association, and the Freestyle Players Association are excellent places to start.
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