Discmania Active Mermaid — Floating Disc Golf Driver

The water hazard just lost its power. The Discmania Active Mermaid floats — throw over the pond like you mean it, and if it lands short, it's waiting for you on the surface instead of the bottom.

Most beginner discs are safety bets: understable, slow, short. The Mermaid isn't that. It's Discmania's Active line — a real driver, designed for distance, engineered to float. You're not compromising on the disc to get the float. You're getting both.

The Active line is built for newer throwers working up their arm speed. The Mermaid's light dome and mild turn make it easy to throw straight without a perfect snap — but it still turns over when you put power into it. The flight path is reliable enough to plan around. The floating part: injection-molded from low-density polymer, it sits above the waterline. Not barely floating — it waits for you. Walk around and fish it out, or wade in. Either way, you're not buying a replacement.

• Genuine Discmania Active line driver — real flight characteristics, not a gimmick
• Floats in water — low-density polymer, sits well above the surface
• 160–165g — easier to throw, especially developing arm speed; also helps it float
• Slight understable flight — mild turn, reliable fade at the finish; forgiving on off-axis releases
• Mild dome, comfortable grip — feels good in-hand even on cold mornings
• Beginner-to-intermediate — forgiving enough to learn on, capable enough to keep throwing as you improve

Use it on wooded courses, water-heavy holes, or anywhere you'd normally go conservative just to avoid losing a disc. Once you stop donating plastic to ponds, your bag gets a lot cheaper to maintain.