I’m always looking for disc to try many different brands but I always find that the overall best quality disc comes from AGL hands down best out there
AGL Discs - Alpine GLOW Magnolia (Scott Withers Tour Stamp)
Among all of the out of nowhere nature of the request. Josh stamped all of those discs in one night, and had them sent out the next morning. Arriving shortly to be available for the event I hosted. Lots of happy people, folks! Trust AGL will get it to you.
AGL always has fast shipping.
AGL Discs - Treefort Alliance Subscription Box
Love the sub box! It’s always fun to unwrap and see what goodies happen to be in it for the month!
I love this disc. I lhave a hard time buying discs because I have a very.specific disc preference. I love flat, thin, straight flyers for my midrange slot. A friend gave me an Alpine Spruce because he thought I would like it. It became my favorite midrange.. I live the feel of this disc. I have smaller hands , so the low profile fits perfectly. I can throw it straight and it has gradual fade. With more power it will turn, then consistently come back. I’d like to think Dre for taking the time to help me find the back up for my favorite disc. I’m really impressed by the consistency and the feel of the Alpine plastic .
I always have a Baobab in my bag now. Any time you're faced with a scary green and don't know what to do, the Bab will get your there safely.
It is currently responsible for my best ever score on a hole. I got my first ever disc golf eagle on Hole 18 at Toboggan with a 150ish ft throw-in up the hill.
Originally added it to the bag assuming it would be a fun trick shot type disc and an oddity to talk about with people on the course. After a few rounds it's become a disc that I don't want to be without. There's nothing like it, would heartily recommend.
I can honestly say in the 2 years of playing and trying different discs… my bag is literally 98% AGL
Great discs with quality recycled plastics. The first and best!
Great reliable disc on a forehand.
Has a very reliable/predictable stability, prob on par with an Envy. More stable than a Luna, but maybe a touch less so than a Tomb. Plastic feels good and seems durable and grippy.
Hand-feel is what kinda ruins it for me and I typically love a thumb groove. Of the three disc mentioned above the Tomb is most comfortable in my hand followed closely by the Envy. Turns out I like shallower throwing putters.
Love the aX out stamp on mine.
