The Tracer is basically a larger diameter and faster version of the Vortex, and was a very popular disc in the 90s for Discraft. The Tracer has a straight flight, a decent amount of glide, and can fly pretty far when compared to comparable discs of the era. The Tracer is certainly more stable than the Eclipse, and it was hit among power throwers of the time. The disc remained a popular disc for Discraft until the XL-X2 grouping of discs came on the scene. It would eventually go out of production around 1999.
Glo-Z is a plastic blend used in disc golf that combines durable flight characteristics with a bright, glow-in-the-dark appearance. It is designed to perform similarly to its standard counterpart while adding the benefit of nighttime visibility. Glo-Z discs typically have good durability and can maintain their flight characteristics through repeated use. The glow effect is activated by exposing the disc to a strong light source. It is especially useful for night rounds and glow disc golf events.
