Discraft ESP Joy Paige Pierce Prototype

The Joy is a straight flying midrange disc.

Meet the Prototype Paige Pierce ESP Joy: a new midrange shaped with Paige’s insight to fill a gap she’s felt in her lineup. Named after Paige’s grandmother, Joyce, the Joy is a tribute to someone who meant the world to her while fitting seamlessly alongside the rest of her lineup. On the course, it’s that in-between slot: faster than her Fierce, but a touch slower than her Buzzz, giving you a clean, confident release without feeling like you’re having to step up into a full power shot.

The Joy takes inspiration from the Sol’s effortless glide but pairs it with torque resistance you can trust, even into headwinds. It’s a true “point-and-shoot” option when you want the disc to hold the angle you put it on. Push it flat for straight lasers, lean on a smooth hyzer for controlled placement, or set it on anhyzer and expect a reliable fight-out with a forward-moving finish.

Discraft ESP plastic, first introduced in 2006, was created to bring an increased grip to premium plastic without sacrificing too much durability. It beats in to fly a touch more understable than Z plastic and is only slightly less durable. The tell-tale sign of ESP plastic is the opaque, pastel-colored appearance along with a stiff but slightly tacky grip.