
Disctroyer Discs
Browse our collection of 6 Disctroyer disc golf discs
About Disctroyer
Disctroyer is an Oregon-based manufacturer known for their aggressive, power-player focused disc designs and bold, metallic aesthetics. With a name that combines "disc" and "destroyer," the brand emphasizes creating discs that dominate the course through superior distance and control. Disctroyer has built a reputation among power throwers and competitive players seeking equipment that matches their intense playing style and desire to push the boundaries of distance.
History
Disctroyer was founded in 2015 by former college athlete and engineering graduate Travis Weller, who sought to apply principles of aerodynamics and advanced materials to create discs specifically designed for maximum distance and power. Frustrated by what he perceived as limitations in existing disc designs, Weller set out to create a brand that would cater to the growing segment of power-focused players. The company launched with their flagship driver, the "Annihilator," featuring a sharp nose, reduced drag profile, and the company's signature metallic-flake plastic blend. This was quickly followed by the "Devastator" distance driver and "Terminator" midrange, establishing their brand identity through aggressive naming conventions and marketing that emphasized power and distance. Disctroyer gained attention for their unique rim configurations and slightly heavier weight distributions designed to cut through wind and maintain stability at high speeds. While maintaining a relatively small market share compared to established manufacturers, Disctroyer has developed a dedicated following among competitive players and distance specialists who appreciate their focus on pushing performance boundaries. The company continues to refine their designs through feedback from sponsored power throwers and distance competition participants, gradually expanding their presence in the tournament scene while maintaining their identity as a brand for players who value maximum distance and aggressive flight paths.