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The Swell is a game-changing disc that brings ultimate control and precision to your putting game. After years of meticulous testing and refinement, we’ve crafted a truly straight-flying putter that holds any line you throw it on, no matter the angle or power behind it. Designed to complement our Shorebreak, the Swell offers a thinner feel and a sharper bottom bevel, giving players a unique, controlled grip. It performs reliably in all conditions, making it an ideal choice whether you’re navigating tight fairways or sinking crucial putts. With its comfortable, balanced grip, the Swell feels like an extension of your hand, inspiring confidence in every throw and allowing you to attack the basket with pinpoint precision.
All of our discs are made using ultra premium materials with varying hardness. We use the Durometer "A" scale to measure the firmness of the Swell, which allows us to be consistent describing the stiffness of each blend across our entire lineup. The Durometer A scale ranges from 0 to 100, with higher numbers indicating greater hardness. Our discs range from 81 to 97 o the scale. Below are benchmarks describing what you can expect from a disc at each durometer.
97A - (Firm): This ultra-premium material is the firmest in our lineup. This 96A material is stiff in the hand but has excellent energy absorption. It stops quickly upon impact, whether it hits the ground, an object, or even the chains. If you prefer a firmer putter with a lot of forgiveness, you'll love the 97A material.
91A - (Medium): This is firmer than our 86A, but it feels gummy and offers excellent energy absorption. It has all the firmness to retain its shape and hold up well during throws. If you prefer soft putters and need a disc with a lot of forgiveness, you'll love the Durometer 91 material.
86A - (Soft):
81A - (Super Soft): Our Durometer 90A material represents the softest option available. While incredibly pliable, it retains enough firmness to maintain its shape during throws. With outstanding energy absorption and forgiving qualities, the 81A material is perfect for those who prefer the softest putters.
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I was exclusively a floppy putter user and this disc converted me. Beadless, it is similar in shape to a warlock. Same grippy texture as an inner tube but firm. The 97 A rubber is nearly as firm as our typical plastic discs yet the amazing grip is the same wet or dry. Pretty much a truly straight flyer and durable. I abused this a bit in the name of science and it held up very well. No dings dents skuffs or warping after point blank drives into the oak. It feels great in my hand. Holding this, I feel as though I have finally arrived. Once I have a stack of these in findable colors they are going to save me a ton of (drying) time during early am practice. Currently only available in black, Im checking back almost daily for a color release! I still bag some floppy rubber but this is going to be my main putter. If you have been curious to try rubber discs this is a great place to start.
Tried this disc on a whim and love it. Got a 90a first and I would call it very soft/gummy. Not quite elevation koi or dga gumbputt but softer than most companies’ soft blend. Got a 97a and I would say it is in line with most companies medium to firm blends. Disc is rubber so fantastic for putting. Catches chains well and no bounce back off the pole. Also sits well for approaches. Swell is extremely smooth to the touch, like beyond no flashing. Comes out of the hand without wobble but is somehow extremely grippy even wet since rubber. Dead straight for approaches of 100-200 feet. Zero turn or fade. Medium to slightly lower profile, nice beveled edge, no bead. Made in America, small company. Lot to like here. Only “negative” that I found was that it definitely has a new tire smell for a while being that it is rubber. Not a problem to me but might bother some.
I was exclusively a floppy putter user and this disc converted me. Beadless, it is similar in shape to a warlock. Same grippy texture as an inner tube but firm. The 97 A rubber is nearly as firm as our typical plastic discs yet the amazing grip is the same wet or dry. Pretty much a truly straight flyer and durable. I abused this a bit in the name of science and it held up very well. No dings dents skuffs or warping after point blank drives into the oak. It feels great in my hand. Holding this, I feel as though I have finally arrived. Once I have a stack of these in findable colors they are going to save me a ton of (drying) time during early am practice. Currently only available in black, Im checking back almost daily for a color release! I still bag some floppy rubber but this is going to be my main putter. If you have been curious to try rubber discs this is a great place to start.
Tried this disc on a whim and love it. Got a 90a first and I would call it very soft/gummy. Not quite elevation koi or dga gumbputt but softer than most companies’ soft blend. Got a 97a and I would say it is in line with most companies medium to firm blends. Disc is rubber so fantastic for putting. Catches chains well and no bounce back off the pole. Also sits well for approaches. Swell is extremely smooth to the touch, like beyond no flashing. Comes out of the hand without wobble but is somehow extremely grippy even wet since rubber. Dead straight for approaches of 100-200 feet. Zero turn or fade. Medium to slightly lower profile, nice beveled edge, no bead. Made in America, small company. Lot to like here. Only “negative” that I found was that it definitely has a new tire smell for a while being that it is rubber. Not a problem to me but might bother some.