ESP Sled
ESP Sled
Flight numbers & chart 3Speed 2Glide -1Turn 2Fade
Choose a distance that represents the effort of this throw. Each disc may land shorter or farther. The chart adds 30 ft of headroom.
About this chart
Estimated paths assume a clean, flat release in calm air. Printed flight numbers lead; matching reviews make modest corrections. The distance setting changes throw effort and flight shape. Forehand uses a slightly different spin-to-speed response, without assuming wobble. Nose angle, spin, plastic, weight, wear and wind can change real flights.
Discraft Sled: 3 | 2 | -1 | 2
Introducing the Sled, the official disc of the 2026 PDGA Professional World Championships. Inspired by the Kensington Toboggan course, the Sled is designed to be a lasting marker of this upcoming prestigious event. It is built for control, touch, and confident placement when the shot demands precision.
The Sled brings a new feel to the Discraft lineup. A rolled thumb track adds comfort and control in-hand, while the rounded wing and nose feel similar to the Luna and Roach. It’s the kind of disc that begs to be thrown often and trusted when it matters. At ( 3 | 2 | -1 | 2 ) the Sled is a true utility weapon for forehands or backhands, and it can even earn a spot as a go-to putter!
Expect an easy high-speed flip, clean point-and-shoot control, and a subtle fade at the end of the flight. With its slower speed and minimal glide, the Sled is built to hit the line, land soft, and stay put.
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