Discraft Z Jawbreaker FLX Luna – IDGC Edition

Discraft Z Jawbreaker FLX Luna 3 | 4 | 0 | 2

The Luna is Paul McBeth's putter, a flat, beadless disc that flies straight and finishes with a soft fade, and this IDGC Edition puts it in Z Jawbreaker FLX plastic to help bring the International Disc Golf Center back. It's grippy, it flexes a little, and it feels great off the fingers whether you're putting or throwing it on a short hole. You can find every other run in our Discraft Luna Collection Hub, or check out the rest of our putters collection.

Flight Numbers

Discraft rates the Luna at 3 | 4 | 0 | 2. Older stamps say 3 | 3 | 0 | 3, but the mold hasn't changed. Discraft just updated the numbers to match how it really flies. It stays slow, glides straight, has no turn and finishes with a gentle fade, so it holds a putting line and doesn't skip away from the basket on approaches.

The Luna delivers:

• Straight Lines: The flat top and beadless rim let it hold the angle you put it on, so it goes where you aim it on putts and short drives.
• Easy Glide: It carries well on longer putts and approaches without floating past the basket.
• Soft, Reliable Finish: It fades gently at the end instead of dumping out, so it lands close and stays there.

It excels at:

• Spin putting and push putting inside the circle
• Straight approach shots and tight wooded lines
• Short tee shots where you want a putter that holds its line
• Cold or wet rounds where you need extra grip

The Z Jawbreaker FLX Advantage

Z Jawbreaker FLX plastic mixes Discraft's grippy Jawbreaker swirls into their flexible Z FLX blend. You get the tacky feel of Jawbreaker with the durability of Z, and the flex softens the disc enough that it catches the chains instead of bouncing out and lands softer on approaches. It stays comfortable in the hand when it's cold, it grips well in the rain, and it holds its flight for a long time without getting too beat up. The PDGA lists the Luna at 21.1 cm across, 2.0 cm tall, with a 1.4 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm rim width, so it sits comfortably in the hand with no bead to catch your fingers.

How the Luna Fits in the Discraft Lineup

• Vs the Discraft Colorshift Jawbreaker Z FLX Luna: Very close in plastic and feel. The Colorshift run adds a shimmer finish, and the IDGC run is a fundraiser edition.
• Vs the Discraft Jawbreaker Z Super FLX Luna: The Ledgestone Super FLX run is even softer and bendier. The IDGC run is a little firmer for players who want some flex without it feeling floppy.
• Vs the Discraft Z Line Luna: Z Line is stiffer and a bit more stable, making it a great throwing putter. The IDGC run grips better and feels better for putting.
• Vs the Discraft Rubber Blend Luna: Rubber Blend is the grippy baseline putting plastic and seasons the quickest. The IDGC run lasts a lot longer and keeps its flight.
• Vs the Discraft Jawbreaker Zone: The Zone is a lot more overstable with a harder fade, so it's perfect for wind and forehand approaches. The Luna excels in straight putts and approaches.
• Vs the Discraft McBeth Kratos: The Kratos is McBeth's beaded putter with a bit more fade. The Luna is beadless and finishes softer.
• Vs the Innova Aviar: The Aviar is deeper and has a bead. The Luna is flatter with no bead, so it holds its line better when you throw it hard.

Discraft Luna Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 3 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 2
• Disc Type: Stable Putt and Approach Putter
• Plastic Blends: Z Jawbreaker FLX (IDGC Edition fundraiser run). The Luna also comes in Rubber Blend, Putter Line, ESP, Z Line, Big Z, Titanium, CryZtal and special edition runs.
• Release Date: November 13, 2026 for Discraft retailers

Frequently Asked Questions About the Discraft Luna

Does the IDGC Luna fly any different than a regular Luna?

No. It's the same Luna mold, so you get the same flight. What changes is the plastic. Z Jawbreaker FLX can fly a touch less stable than regular Z out of the box, and the flex makes it softer on landings.

What does Z Jawbreaker FLX plastic feel like in the hand?

It has the tacky grip of Jawbreaker with the durability of Z, plus some flex. It bends a little when you squeeze the rim, so it grips well in cold or wet weather and catches the chains instead of bouncing out.

Where does the money from this disc go?

Discraft is using this limited run to help fund the rebuild of the International Disc Golf Center in Appling, Georgia, including the new course Paul McBeth is designing for the 2028 PDGA Champions Cup.

Is the Luna stable enough to throw off the tee?

Yes. The Luna is flat and beadless, so it holds its line when you put some power on it and finishes with a gentle fade. A lot of players throw it on short holes as much as they putt with it.

Will this disc season and get straighter over time?

Slowly. Z Jawbreaker FLX holds up a lot better than baseline putter plastics, so it keeps its flight for a long time without getting too beat up. After a good amount of tree hits it settles in a little straighter.

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