Luna Special Blend

Name: Luna Special Blend
Brand: Discraft
Price: 27.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Putter & Approach

€27,90

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Paul McBeth’s putter in Special Blend plastic. It holds its release angle and finishes with a gentle, reliable fade.

With the launch of the Kratos in 2025, Discraft updated the Luna’s numbers from 3/3/0/3 to 3/4/0/2. The mold hasn’t changed — the printed numbers simply reflect the disc’s real flight better.

The Luna is Paul McBeth’s signature putter with Discraft — the first disc in his line and one of the best sellers since its debut in 2019. No bead, a clean profile and a completely predictable flight: it holds its release angle precisely, flies straight for most of its path and finishes with a gentle, reliable fade. According to the manufacturer, it’s a neutral-to-stable putter built for control at any speed — just as good for putts at the basket, precision approaches and putter drives on short holes.

The 2026 Tour Series edition debuts in Discraft’s new Special Blend — a mix of Titanium and Big Z designed specifically for this year. The result is a plastic with a stunning pearly finish, tacky grip from day one and improved durability that keeps the feel consistent throughout the season. Buying this edition directly supports McBeth’s 2026 season on tour — Discraft gives part of the sales to the player.

Special Blend

A new Discraft plastic (Titanium + Big Z) launched in the 2026 Tour Series. It combines the durability and pearly finish of Titanium with the grip and vivid colour swirls of Big Z. The result is a visually striking, tacky and exceptionally durable plastic — a little firmer than ESP but better looking. The first run of this blend in Discraft's history.

Si lo comparamos con...

MVP Electron Soft Pixel— another very popular soft, neutral putter (2/4/0/0.5). The Pixel has less fade and flies straighter. The Luna is more stable and finishes with more bite — better for players who want a putter that won’t give way.

Dynamic Discs Judge Classic Blend— the benchmark neutral putter (2/4/0/1). The Judge has a bead and is a little faster. The Luna is beadless and slightly more overstable — for players who prefer a clean release without a bead and a more pronounced finish.

Kastaplast Berg K1— the Berg (1/1/0/2) is much shorter with no glide. The Luna has four times the glide and covers far more distance — for putts at the basket and approach shots, the Berg is the short-range tool and the Luna the all-rounder.