These flexible little discs were designed to be the perfect throwable mini! With our super unique rubber materials, they are squishable, catchable, and play with anywhereable! Not to mention, unlike other throwable minis, the mini koi was designed with an extra thick rim, giving it a rim depth of 1.2cm. That basically means the rim will feel similar to a full size midrange when you grip it, and it can handle torque and wind better than any other mini on the market. They fly stable, if I had to give them mini flight numbers, they would be 3 | 3 | 0 | 2. I can throw my full sized Koi 300 ft, and I can throw the mini koi 250 ft or more, so give them a toss and see what these things can do!
 
Diameter: 145mm (can be used as a PDGA approved mini marker)
 
While supplies last:
Match your Pegasus Mini Koi with the full sized Pegasus Koi here and the Pegasus Koi jersey here!
Match your Magma Mini Koi with the full sized Magma Koi here and the Magma Koi jersey here!
 
Pegasus mini is in the OG material:
Our original floppy rubber, OG, is as good as it gets for stopping ground-play and roll-aways. Being our floppiest material (maybe the floppiest in disc golf) it excels at absorbing impact, and with some practice, will shave some strokes off your game. Not to mention, the extremely vibrant colors help your disc stand out on the course and give each disc a unique look.
 
Magma mini is in the ecoFLEX material:
Our ecoFLEX rubber is made of vulcanized natural rubber, with up to 30% recycled material made of scrap from medical industry manufacturing such as rubber gloves, or stoppers. In other words, every 1,000 discs we produce prevents 10,000 rubber gloves that did not meet manufacturing standards from ending up in the world's landfills. Although it uses recycled material, it is extremely durable due to the strong and flexible nature of vulcanized natural rubber. It is also super grippy (think pink eraser or a new shoe sole) and stiffer than our silicone rubber materials making it a seamless transition to throwing rubber while still reducing ground-play.