Dynamic Discs started in 2005 as Jeremy Rusco’s eBay side hustle while he was at Emporia State. It’s now a 75-person operation in Emporia, Kansas, running the Glass Blown Open, producing discs through Latitude 64 since 2012, and co-owning Westside Discs — the three of them together being Trilogy.
The bag line has the clearest naming in the sport, because they use military rank. Cadet at $24.99, Trooper at $39.99, Paratrooper, Ranger at $174.99, Commander at the top — with “Combat” versions of the top two in patterned finishes. You can work out where a bag sits before you read a single spec.
That’s a real design decision, not a gimmick. Most brands make you decode model numbers.
They’re also the North American distribution partner for ZÜCA’s co-branded carts, so if you eventually stop carrying, you don’t leave the ecosystem.
Start at Trooper if you’re new. Go to Ranger or Commander when you find yourself deciding what to leave out.
