Beta-Solid Hydrogen

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According to Løft, the Hydrogen is the straightest putter in the world.

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Løft discs is a brand new disc golf producer – and the first danish one.
“Our goal is to combine science and creativity in the design process of golf discs. We use computational flight simulations of virtual discs as a step prior to prototyping. This allows us to test large numbers of different models to find the perfect shape before producing the physical disc.”

Beta-Solid is the putting-optimized plastic. It is relatively stiff, but still with a great grip and a slightly tacky feel.

The flight of the Hydrogen is truly unique: Being a very low speed disc, it can hold an anhyzer for any shot between 30 and 90 meters (100 and 300 ft) without neither turning over or flattening out. Likewise, on a hyzer, it will hold the line without flipping up or hyzering additionally. Throw it flat, and watch it go straighter than any other disc you have ever thrown!

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1 review for Beta-Solid Hydrogen

  1. paulwimberley (verified owner)

    I do not like the way this disc comes out of my hand. The disc doesn’t live up to the hype.

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