Discmania Horizon S Line DD2
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Discmania Horizon S-Line DD2 12 | 5 | -1 | 2
Hunting for max distance off the tee with a disc you can actually control? The Discmania DD2 is a high-speed distance driver built for exceptional glide and a reliable, predictable finish. This specific release is a Dealer Exclusive, molded in the breathtaking Horizon S-Line plastic as part of Discmania's dealer appreciation program. You won't find this run on Discmania's own store! Historically known as a speed 13 driver, the DD2 has been reimagined for modern production: the beloved mold previously known as the Enigma (from the Evolution line) has officially moved over to the Originals line to become the new DD2. Add this incredibly reliable, slightly understable-to-stable bomber to your Discmania lineup before supplies run out.
Flight Numbers & Performance
The modern DD2 features highly workable flight numbers of 12 | 5 | -1 | 2. With a standard 2.2 cm rim width and a low-profile 1.7 cm height, it is incredibly comfortable to grip for both backhand and forehand distance drives. Because it requires slightly less power to unlock its full potential than an ultra-stable driver, the DD2 is the ultimate weapon for players looking to achieve massive distance without sacrificing release control.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 5 | -1 | 2 |
How the Horizon S-Line DD2 fits your game:
- Controlled Turnovers: For players with the arm speed to open up a 12-speed driver, full-power throws will result in a long, controlled turnover before the dependable 2 fade brings it safely home.
- Accessible Max Distance: It acts as a more workable, slightly less overstable alternative to the Discmania DD3 or Cloud Breaker, helping advanced throwers maximize their airtime.
- Versatile Grip: The carefully engineered 1.7 cm low profile ensures clean, torque-resistant releases for both sidearm and backhand specialists.
The Horizon S-Line Plastic Advantage
Discmania’s S-Line is a premium opaque plastic known for providing excellent grip in all weather conditions alongside top-tier durability. This plastic ages exceptionally well, meaning the DD2 won't drastically change its flight behavior after a couple of inevitable tree kicks.
This exclusive run features Horizon technology—a stunning manufacturing combination containing two strikingly different color variations. Discmania’s experts have taken careful measures to ensure that each interior flight plate and exterior rim colorway matches perfectly, creating a jaw-dropping "halo" aesthetic.
A Special Dealer Exclusive Release
The Horizon S-Line DD2 is a special Dealer Exclusive release. It is not sold through Discmania's own retail store; rather, it is Discmania's way of saying thanks to the independent retailers who carry their discs day in and day out. When you buy this disc, you are directly supporting local and independent disc golf shops. Available strictly while supplies last!
Explore Other Discmania Distance Drivers
If you don't quite have the arm speed for a 12-speed driver, or if you are looking for something with a bit more overstability, check out these other staples in the Discmania lineup:
- Discmania DD1: An 11-speed distance driver (11/5/-1/2) that offers a narrower rim and an even more accessible, forgiving flight path for advancing players.
- Discmania DD3: The flagship 12-speed driver (12/5/-1/3), offering a more overstable finish and superior wind resistance for pro-level power throwers.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 12 | Glide 5 | Turn -1 | Fade 2
- Disc Type: High-Speed Distance Driver
- Plastic Blend: Horizon S-Line (Premium Two-Tone, Excellent Grip, High Durability)
- Special Features: Dealer Exclusive Release, Reimagined Mold (Formerly the Evolution Line Enigma)
Frequently Asked Questions
Did the Discmania DD2 mold change?
Yes! Historically, the DD2 was a wider-rimmed 13-speed driver. For modern production, Discmania reimagined the DD2 by moving the highly popular Enigma mold from the Evolution line over to the Originals line. The modern DD2 is now a 12-speed driver (12/5/-1/2) that offers incredibly reliable, maximum distance.
Is the DD2 a good disc for beginners?
No, the DD2 is not recommended as a beginner mold. Because it is a 12-speed distance driver, it requires a significant amount of arm speed to fly correctly. However, it is an absolute staple for advanced and pro throwers hunting for max distance off the tee.
How does the DD2 compare to the DD3?
The DD2 (12/5/-1/2) requires slightly less power to unlock its maximum distance potential than the ultra-stable DD3 (12/5/-1/3). The DD2 will hold a turnover line a bit longer and feature a softer fade at the end of its flight, making it a better "bomber" disc for players who can't quite flex a DD3.
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