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Erika stinchcomb ozone huckleberry purple color
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erika writing the weight on a disc golf disc
erika looking at her signature disc golf disc ozones

Erika Stinchcomb Signature Series Ozone

$ 520.00
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The Ozone you know and love, but with Erika's twist 🔥

And by that, we mean literally made by Erika! She chose the mold, ground up the recycled plastic plastic herself, and even pulled the discs off the machine with her own two hands.

She even chose the stamps and named the colors after her Montana roots 👇

🌸 Bitterroot: named after Montana's State Flower (yes, it's pink) stamped Erika's "nature scene" logo
🫐 Huckleberry: named after a classic wild, purple Montana berry stamped with Erika's flower logo

The best part? Each disc directly supports Erika!

Weight: 170-175g
How it flies (in Erika's words):

It's nice and understable at sea level, perfect for a hyzer flip or big drifting anhyzer. Both the Huckleberry and Bitterroot have a similar flexibility and flight path, so you really can't choose wrong. At the end of the day, it's an Ozone, pure and simple (Buuuut an extremely limited and gorgeous run that flies perfectly 😁)

  • 100% Recycled Plastic
  • Made in Colorado

All Trash Panda discs are manufactured in Denver, Colorado, with recycled plastics from various industries - automotive, medical, sporting goods, etc. Our “Premium” plastic is made from 100% recycled plastic, meaning no virgin plastic and no additives.

Good for your game, great for the planet.


Trash Panda was born from a simple idea: to make discs from 100% recycled plastic ♻️🥏

Fast forward to today, and that idea is a reality 🤘

With the help of disc golfers like you, we've transformed over 30,000 lbs of plastic into disc golf discs. And we're just getting started.

Because the best sport on the planet should be the best sport for the planet.

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