DGA

RDGA

Specs

Lightweight
Class
baseline
Tier
4
Discs

Properties

OpaqueNo glowCurrent

Class ratings

Grip, dry
3
Grip, wet
2
Stiffens in cold
4
Softens in heat
2
Holds flight
3
Beats in fast
3
Takes dye
2

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

Moulded by DGA.

DGA · Lightweight

RDGA: DGA’s lightweight plastic

“150 Grams - Light Weight Plastic Blend. NOT recycled and not a sub-brand”

DGA — discgolf.com/rdga-plastic

RDGA is DGA’s lightweight blend, made for discs around 150 grams. It isn’t recycled and it isn’t a sub-brand, despite the name.

Lightweight plastics are for lower arm speeds and headwind-free courses. The lighter disc is easier to get up to speed, which is the whole point, and it comes at the cost of some stability in wind.

Four DGA moulds are listed in it. If you don’t need the weight, the same moulds in ProLine or SP will hold up longer.

RDGA discs

4 of 4 · by speed
DiscBrandSGTF
RogueDGA114-11
TsunamiDGA10304
SquallDGA64-11
ReefDGA22-11

The same plastic, other brands

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

BrandPlasticDiscs
Lone StarLima30
DiscraftZ Lite5
MVPFission4
Millennium DiscsQuantum Zero-G4
ProdigyAir1

Other DGA plastics

All DGA →
PlasticClassDiscs
ProLinePremium opaque grip14
SPPremium clear11
D-LineBaseline6
Signature LineFlex / soft premium3