Discraft ESP Sol
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Discraft ESP Sol 4 | 5 | -3 | 0
If you find yourself stuck in the woods on league night staring down a weird, forced-turnover line, the ESP Sol is exactly what you want in your hand. As a staple in Discraft's lineup, this pronounced understable disc fills a vital utility slot among your midranges. It doesn't require massive arm speed to get it to turn; you can throw it with touch and watch it float gently to the right (for a right-handed backhand) without fighting back to a heavy hyzer. From beginner-friendly straight shots to advanced shot-shaping and finesse approaches, the Sol is a reliable workhorse when touch matters most.
Flight Numbers
- Speed: 4
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -3
- Fade: 0
The Sol delivers:
- Pronounced understability that guarantees it will turn and hold the line
- Massive glide that carries the disc forward with minimal effort
- Zero fade at the end of its flight, meaning it lands incredibly soft
It excels at:
- Smooth, long turnover shots that never stall out or dump left
- Dead-straight tunnel shots for players with lower arm speeds
- Standstill scramble approaches when you have no room for a run-up
Thin Rim, Low Profile in ESP Plastic
One of the first things you will notice when you grip the Sol is how shallow it is. It has a notoriously thin rim and low profile that feels almost like a throwing putter, which makes it perfect for players of all hand sizes looking for a buttery smooth release. Molded in Discraft's premium ESP blend, you get a tacky, reliable grip paired with incredible durability. This means you can confidently thread it through the trees round after round, knowing it will keep its perfect touchy flight characteristics.
How the Sol Fits in the Discraft Lineup
- Discraft Meteor: If you love the understability of the Sol but need something a little faster to push further down the fairway, the 5-speed Meteor is your natural step up.
- Discraft Fierce: The Fierce is Paige Pierce's signature understable putter. It pairs beautifully with the Sol, giving you that same understable flight for short-range circle bids, while the Sol handles the longer approach shots.
- Innova Wombat3: A popular, glide-heavy understable mid. If you used to throw a Wombat3 or an MVP Uplink and want to transition to a Discraft bag, the Sol perfectly fills that exact same turnover slot without needing to link outside the brand.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: 4 | 5 | -3 | 0
- Disc Type: Midrange
- Plastics: ESP Blend
- Release Date: Available Now
Discraft ESP Sol FAQ
What is the Discraft Sol?
The Discraft Sol is an understable, 4-speed midrange disc known for its thin rim, low profile, and incredible glide. It is designed for finesse approaches, long turnovers, and straight shots for newer players.
What are the flight numbers for the Discraft Sol?
The Sol features flight numbers of 4 Speed, 5 Glide, -3 Turn, and 0 Fade. This high-turn, zero-fade combination makes it one of the most reliable understable discs for shaping lines through tight wooded fairways.
Is the Discraft Sol good for beginners?
Absolutely. Because it is highly understable and has a ton of glide, it is one of the best midranges a beginner can bag. It will fly incredibly straight for players with lower arm speeds instead of hooking hard to the left.
What discs are similar to the Discraft Sol?
If you like the flight of the Sol, you would likely also enjoy discs like the Innova Wombat3, the MVP Uplink, or the Latitude 64 Pearl. They all fill that essential understable touch-midrange slot.