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Halo Star Thunderbird $33.50 Add to cart -
S-Line Horizon DD2 $27.50 Add to cart -
Opto Orbit River $22.99 Add to cart -
Halo Star Corvette $33.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Destroyer $33.50 Add to cart -
Opto Orbit Diamond $22.99 Add to cart -
D-Line Flex 3 Vapor Niklas Anttila P1 $16.99 Add to cart -
Opto Orbit Sapphire $22.99 Add to cart -
Halo Champion Mamba $27.50 Add to cart -
Opto Orbit Saint $22.99 Add to cart -
Halo Star Mamba $33.50 Add to cart -
S-Line Horizon Notch Rider DD4 $27.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Leopard3 $33.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Valkyrie $33.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Arachnid $33.50 Add to cart -
Opto Orbit Fuse $22.99 Add to cart -
Gold Orbit 2026 Kristin Lätt Saint Pro $25.99 Add to cart -
K1 Grind Berg $20.99 Add to cart -
Halo Star Fox $33.50 Add to cart -
K1 Grind Berg X $20.99 Add to cart -
Halo Star Mako3 $33.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Gorgon $33.50 Add to cart -
Halo Champion Roadrunner Special Edition $27.50 Add to cart -
Halo Star Tern $33.50 Add to cart
Halo Discs for Disc golf
Halo discs are discs with a very special effect in the plastic where there is an outer ring or "halo" in a different colour. Halo discs are particularly popular with players who want some extra cool discs in their bag. The halo effect is purely visual and has no particular influence on how the disc flies. There may be slight differences in disc stability, but no more than you find across plastic types.
Innova Halo Star and many more
Discs in Halo Star plastic from American Innova have long been popular and are the most famous halo discs. Halo Star from Innova consists of Innova's star plastic in two different colours. Many other brands also make discs with a halo effect in the plastic, and you will therefore find various Orbit versions from the Trilogy brands and Horizon discs from Discmania.
How are Halo discs made?
Halo discs consist of two different colours of plastic, or two different types of plastic, which are injected into the disc's mould one after the other, so that one type or colour sits right at the edge. It requires the manufacturers' moulding machines to handle several different injections into the mould for the same product. It is a slightly more complex way of producing the disc, which is why you often see that Halo discs are more expensive than regular discs.
Halo, glow and other special discs
There is a huge selection of special discs for disc golf and many of the popular models come in many different versions. Whether you want halo discs, glow discs that glow in the dark or other special discs for your bag, you will always find a large selection at Disc Tree.























