Cantabrian Discus

A higher rim weight percentage, like this discus's 84.5%, pushes more mass to the outer edge of the implement. This increases rotational inertia, which helps the discus maintain stability in flight and resist wobbling, ultimately allowing for greater distance if your technique is consistent.

Yes, this model is fully IAAF certified. It is specifically engineered and approved for use in top-tier international meets, making it a reliable choice for elite athletes competing at the highest levels.

Bronze is a dense, durable alloy that allows manufacturers to achieve a very high rim weight percentage without making the discus overly thick. This density is key to achieving the specific balance and flight characteristics required for championship-caliber performance.

The included bag is designed to protect the discus from surface scratches and minor dings during transport between training sessions and meets. While it keeps the implement in peak condition, you should still handle it with care to avoid heavy impacts that could affect the rim's balance.

Weight selection is dictated by the rules of your specific competition category, not just personal preference. Ensure you check the regulations for your age group and gender, as international standards strictly define which weight (1kg, 1.6kg, or 2kg) you are required to use.