Don't lose your discs (or your focus): Essential disc golf accessories

A bag full of high-end records is a good start. But what happens when your driver favorite is collected in a branch 15 feet high or at the bottom of the mud pond on Île Charron? This is where the disc golf player’s toolbox comes into its own. Our collection of accessories is designed to solve the real frustrations of the field: tools to fish out your plastic, gloves to keep your grip in the October rain and caps so you don't lose sight of the target under the blazing July sun.

Telescopic poles and friction gloves: Dominate the elements here

Being a performance partner, for us, means preventing you from turning back because the weather or the terrain decides to do something wrong. We tested and selected the best utility equipment:

• Telescopic recovery poles (retrievers) : The accessory that pays for itself from its first use. Equipped with smart metal tips, our compact poles extend in seconds to grip your discs in dense bushes or under standing water.

• Friction Gloves: The absolute reference for fans who play from early spring until the first snowstorms. These gloves provide a textured rubberized grip on the palm that prevents the disc from slipping, without ever snagging or spoiling the smoothness of your tone release.

• Technical and breathable caps: Designed with anti-sweat bands and quick-drying fabrics, they cut glare without blocking your peripheral vision when you calculate the angle of your hyzer.

These accessories are the perfect candidates to complete your equipment. If you've already picked out a few discs or a practice basket, adding a pole or a pair of gloves to your order is the smartest way to break our $75 target to unlock free shipping and avoid paying empty shipping fees.

Your performance extras shipped from our warehouse in Boucherville

No hiding places, no virtual inventories lying dormant on the other side of the planet. Everything you see here is physically stored on our shelves in Boucherville. We'll prepare your package quickly so that your telescopic pole or your new glove is securely anchored in your bag before your next league departure.

The Coach's Advice

Don't wait until you've lost your favorite $50 disc to buy a pole. It's the classic beginner's mistake who finds it cumbersome, until he spends 20 minutes throwing rocks into a tree to get his plastic down. If you choose a pole, opt for a model with a textured frame shaped tip rather than a simple hook: this allows you to stabilize the disc underwater without accidentally pushing it further into the mud. As for gloves, if you play in the pouring rain of Quebec or on a cold morning, wears the Friction glove on both hands, not just on your throwing hand. It maintains symmetry in your body balance and avoids having a frozen hand which numbs your focus while you prepare your run-up.