A black, circular rubber practice discus shown from a high-angle perspective.

PORTaPiT Black Rubber Discus, Practice

1K
$12.99
Skip to product information
A black, circular rubber practice discus shown from a high-angle perspective.
  • A black, circular rubber practice discus shown from a high-angle perspective.
  • A black, circular PORTaPit rubber practice discus shown from a high-angle view with the weight marking visible in the center.
PORTaPiT Black Rubber Discus, Practice

PORTaPiT Black Rubber Discus, Practice

$12.99

Each

Save your expensive competition gear for meets and use this hard rubber workhorse for daily cage reps.

Weight
In stock
Details
  • Hard rubber construction
  • Built specifically for daily practice and cage work
  • Available in 1K and 1.6K weights
  • Backed by a 1-year warranty

You need a discus that can take a beating without eating up your equipment budget. Throwers need hundreds of reps to dial in their spin. Using your high-end rim-weighted discs for daily cage work is a quick way to ruin good gear.

This rubber practice discus solves that problem. It gives your athletes the exact weight and feel they need for form work. The hard rubber construction absorbs impacts against the cage and ground without denting or chipping like a metal rim would.

Keep a stack of these in the equipment shed for daily drills. Choose the 1K weight for middle school and high school girls. Grab the 1.6K weight for high school boys.
What's included
  • 1x Rubber Practice Discus
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

Goes with

Specifications

Weight 1K 1.6K
Material Rubber Rubber
Note Designed for practice Designed for practice
SKU AC-ARD1.0XX AC-ARD1.6XX
All variations
Material Rubber
Note Designed for practice
SKU
1K
AC-ARD1.0XX
1.6K
AC-ARD1.6XX

Coach's Questions

Which weight do I need for my athletes?
Use the 1K discus for middle school boys, middle school girls, and high school girls. The 1.6K discus is the standard weight for high school boys.
Can this discus be thrown on concrete or asphalt?
Yes. The hard rubber construction handles rough surfaces much better than metal-rimmed discs. It works well for parking lot drills or indoor facility walls.
Is this legal for use in an official meet?
No. This is a solid rubber implement built strictly for practice and training reps. You need a certified rim-weighted discus for competition.

You may also like