Blazer Athletic Lazer Discus

The high rim weight percentage pushes the mass toward the outer edge of the discus, which increases rotational inertia. This helps the discus maintain stability and a consistent flight path, making it easier to control during release.

Yes, the Lazer Discus is built with a high-impact ABS side plate specifically designed to handle the repeated stress of daily training. It is engineered to withstand frequent impacts with the ground without compromising its structural integrity.

Absolutely. This discus is fully certified for IAAF, NCAA, and NFHS competition, meaning it meets all the regulatory standards required for high school, collegiate, and international track and field events.

Weight selection depends on your age and competition level. High school boys typically use the 1.6 kg discus, while collegiate and international men use the 2 kg version. Women's competition standards generally require the 1 kg discus, but you should always verify the specific weight requirements for your league or age group before purchasing.

ABS is a thermoplastic known for its high impact resistance and rigidity. Unlike wood or composite plates that might chip or warp over time, the ABS construction on the Lazer Discus provides a consistent, durable surface that maintains its shape through years of use.