Used AGL Discs

Alpine - their premium plastic that is extremely durable and has amazing grip. Typically made with 20-40% recycled plastic with the remainder being regrind.

Woodland - their base plastic that is blended with recycled plastic and recycled rubber, which can be made in Firm, Medium, and Soft to give you the best feel. Typically made with 20-60% recycled plastic with the remainder being regrind.

And below is a breakdown of their plastic additives:

Hemp - they add Hemp to our Alpine or Woodland to create a blend that is made with sustainable resources. You may see them labeled as Alpine Hemp or Woodland Hemp. (If also Soft, for example, it would be Woodland Soft Hemp). Hemp additive can add a little more turn to the disc, usually.

Glow - they add glow in the dark material to either Alpine or Woodland blends, creating Alpine Glow or Woodland Glow plastic. The glow can make things a little more stable or perhaps even a tad more firm than standard.

Tundra - they add a recycled Nylon mix into either our premium Alpine, or our base blend Woodland. You may see them labeled as Alpine Tundra or Woodland Tundra. Typically the Tundra material gives a blue-ish color and an added level of durabilty.

Polar - they add a recycled acrylic polymer that actually gives off an almost nail polish remover smell. These tend to take a little stability off the mold, but add an amazing level of grip. You may see them labeled as Alpine Polar, as it is typically only used in conjunction with our Alpine plastic.

Boreal - they add a recycled "Hi-Flex" polymer that has INSANE flexibility and grip. This tends to make the disc have less skip, and can easily become a favorite if playing in cold or wet conditions. 

Cobalt - they "borrowed" some of Gateway's new Cobalt blend which is made of a blue regrind that has a high shrink rate, and allows the plastic to "dome up" some and generally create a disc with more glide. This also has a really nice grip to them, but that may be sacrificed for a little bit of durability.

Lichen - they add a bunch of grinded up foil (metal flake), that is made from us taking the leftover foil material and grinding it in a paper shredder and then a coffee grinder to add a layer of metal flake, in the plastic. This is usually done only on Alpine plastic, so you may see them labeled as Alpine Lichen. This doesn't typically change the flight of the batch.