Dynamic Discs Month In Review - April 2019

Dynamic Discs employees and fans are often asked, “Which of your discs are the most popular?” We tend to think that we know the answers, but some of our ideas may or may not be biased depending on our personal favorites. It’s time to put all that speculation to rest with some COLD, HARD FACTS. It’s time for the Dynamic Discs Month In Review.

Some discs may appear twice or more because of different plastic types. Here are April's top sellers:

1. Fuzion Raider
2. Prime Burst Judge
3. VIP Gatekeeper
4. Lucid Felon
5. Classic Guard
6. Opto Ballista Pro
7. Hybrid Warden
8. Opto Recoil
9. Prime Burst Deputy
10. Lucid Justice
11. Lucid-X Trespass
12. Lucid EMAC Truth
13. Opto-X Compass
14. Lucid Maverick
15. Lucid Trespass
16. Lucid Escape
17. Classic Blend Burst Guard
18. Classic Blend Burst Judge
19. Opto Pioneer
20. Opto River

Big surprise - the Raider stays atop the list. We should probably get used to that. #teamjudge was tired of being outdone by #teammaiden and solidified two appearances on the list alongside floaty newcomer, the Guard. The VIP Gatekeeper is becoming more and more popular for its torque resistance and line holding ability. Eric Oakley sold out of Lucid-X Felons last month but sold enough stock Lucids to jump up the board. Once again, the Ballista Pro and Recoil make an appearance and continue to be go-to max distance bombers with consistent control. Arriving at #7, my main man and my main putter - A.J. Risley’s Hybrid Wardens. Is that good? Deputy throwers came out in force during April and drove it up a few spots, while the GBO winds likely caused wind-fighters like the Justice and Pioneer to claim some top spots. The Lucid-X Trespass and Opto-X Compass showed up and sold out as have almost all of the Team Series discs - I guess it’s time to restock! Rounding out the month, some popular mainstays retain their positions in the EMAC Truth, Maverick, Trespass, Escape, and River.
Thanks for joining us in looking at a snapshot of our best sellers. Which discs are you surprised to see off the list? Leave a comment below, and let us know why your favorite disc should make May’s Month in Review!