Dynamic Discs | Slammer | Lucid Ice | Sockibomb | Bath | Ricky Wysocki | Team Series | CS

Introducing the NEW Lucid-Ice Sockibomb Slammer, the first premium plastic Sockibomb Slammer approach disc for retailers to offer disc golfers! This limited edition disc features a cartoon Ice Bath stamp, making it a must-have for any fan of the 2x World Champ.
 
The Sockibomb Slammer was one of Dynamic Discs most popular molds in 2022 and they are confident that the new premium plastic version will be a hit with disc golfers everywhere. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a casual player, the Lucid-Ice Sockibomb Slammer with the cartoon Ice Bath stamp is sure to turn heads on the course.

Dynamic Discs is an American company. Starting on eBay with their own designs and dyes, they have grown to be one of the largest disc golf manufacturers in the world. In their product range you will not only find discs, they also offer baskets, bags and much more that you need as a disc golfer. Dynamic Discs discs are manufactured by Latitude 64° in Sweden, which is why they also offer the same plastics, but with their own name.

This item is sold out and will not be reordered.

Ricky Wysocki is a professional disc golfer from the United States, born in Ohio in 1993. He started playing disc golf at the age of 14 and quickly became one of the best players in the world.

Wysocki is known for his technical skills, strategic play and ability to play under pressure. He has a strong forehand throwing technique that helps him make difficult throws from different angles and distances.

Throughout his career, Wysocki has won numerous major titles, including two World Disc Golf Championships (2016 and 2017) and four United States Disc Golf Championships (2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017).

In addition to his successful competitive career, Wysocki is dedicated to promoting the sport and actively working to motivate and support young players.

Team Series are items designed or printed specifically for team players. The price of these items is usually a little higher, because part of the revenue goes to the player himself to support him in his career.