The frisbee has set the standard for Ultimate competition and classic throw and catch across the globe. Whether you are tossing on the beach, playing catch in the street, or competing in the Ultimate Championships, the frisbee is your go-to disc for all situations. With a great feel, great flight, and a timeless look, you'll understand with your first throw why the frisbee has been hailed as the standard for the sport.

Ultimate Frisbee is a non-contact team sport played with a frisbee flung by hand. The object of Ultimate is to pass the flying disc to a player in the endzone of the pitch and in so doing a goal is scored.

The match is started by a “pull”, where one side throws-off to the other.
A player cannot run with the disc and must stop as soon as they receive it, although they may pivot on one leg (a la netball).
If a pass hits the floor, is intercepted or is caught out of bounds possession goes to the other side.
A player in possession has 10 seconds in which to pass the disc or they cede possession to the opposition.
The defender (marker) makes the count (stall count).
Ultimate is a non-contact sport and defenders may only stand within three meters of the disc-holder.
Substitutions are only allowed after a goal has been scored (and before the throw-off), to replace an injured player or after periods of play and not during a timeout.

It has set the standard for quality, consistency, and performance.