AGL

Alpine

Specs

Premium clear
Class
premium
Tier
16
Discs

Properties

TranslucentNo glowCurrent

Class ratings

Grip, dry
2
Grip, wet
1
Stiffens in cold
5
Softens in heat
1
Holds flight
5
Beats in fast
1
Takes dye
2

1 = least, 5 = most. Disc Golf Dojo’s read of the class, not the manufacturer’s figures

Moulded by Innova.
2 runs: Alpine Glow, Alpine Hemp.

AGL · Premium clear

Alpine: AGL’s premium clear plastic

“incredible longevity. 20-40% Innova Champion regrind”

AGL — agldiscs.com/pages/plastic-info

Alpine is AGL’s premium clear plastic, and it isn’t made in-house. AGL’s discs come out of Innova’s factory, and Alpine is built on a Champion regrind, so what you’re holding is Champion-class material under a different name.

That puts it in the durable, glassy end of the range. It shrugs off trees, keeps its flight for a long time, and stiffens in the cold the way clear plastics do. Grip is the trade: dry it’s fine, wet it’s the slickest thing in the AGL line.

If you want the AGL feel with more hand, Polar is the same idea on a Star base. Alpine is the one you buy to keep a mould’s flight, not to change it.

Alpine discs

14 of 16 · by speed
DiscBrandSGTF
CypressAGL125-22
RedwoodAGL125-12
CedarAGL11503
ElmAGL9403
LocustAGL94-13
SycamoreAbove Ground Level (AGL)75-11
JuniperAGL56-21
MagnoliaAGL5502
SpruceAGL54-12
BaobabAGL4013
Douglas FirAGL43-21
MapleAGL4202
AcaciaAGL3400
MadroneAGL3301

The same plastic, other brands

Every plastic below is premium clear — the same job under a different name.

BrandPlasticDiscs
InnovaChampion64
Latitude 64Opto Line43
MVPProton39
DiscraftZ Line32
DiscraftBig Z20
MVPPlasma20
DiscmaniaC-Line19
WestsideVIP18
Dynamic DiscsLucid16
RPMCosmic12

Other AGL plastics

All AGL →
PlasticClassDiscs
WoodlandBaseline11
PolarPremium opaque grip1