Indra Discus

The 1.6 kg weight is standard for high school boys' competition in many regions, but you should verify your specific league's regulations before purchasing. This implement is designed for advanced throwers who can handle the higher rim weight distribution.

A 93% rim weight means the vast majority of the discus's mass is concentrated at the outer edge. This creates significant rotational inertia, which helps the discus maintain stability in the air and resist wobbling, provided you have the technical proficiency to generate enough speed.

Stainless steel is highly durable and resistant to corrosion and denting compared to softer alloys. While it is built to withstand the rigors of competition, it is still a precision tool and should be used on proper landing sectors to maintain its structural integrity.

XPT side plate technology is engineered to optimize the aerodynamics of the discus during flight. It helps minimize drag and ensures the implement remains stable through the release, which is critical for maintaining accuracy and distance at an advanced level.

No, this implement is specifically designed for advanced athletes. The high rim weight requires a high level of technical skill and strength to control; beginners will likely find it difficult to release properly and may struggle to achieve consistent flight.