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Flying Disc Distance World Record: 863.5ft / 263.2m (Simon Lizotte)



21-year-old German super talent Simon Lizotte broke the flying disc distance World Record on October 25th 2014 with a 863.5ft / 263.2m throw at the Fall Desert Wind Open distance event in Primm, Nevada. The disc Simon used for the record breaking throw was a 157-gram Blizzard Champion Boss, manufactured by Innova Champion Discs. During the World Record throw, the wind speed was 17.1 mph (7,6 m/s).

More information about the record:
http://www.discmania.net/2014/10/27/lizotte-sets-the-new-distance-world-record/

Credits
Photos: Rick LeBeau
Videos: Simon Lizotte, Robert McLeod, Rick LeBeau
Edit: Esa Arokki

Made possible by: Innova Champion Discs

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42 Comments

  1. so what your saying is I could go somewhere with 100+ mile wind and it would count

  2. Anyone watching this in 2021? It's so awesome to hear Simon talk English when he still had some of that German accent.

  3. Honestly I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but i can hardly throw it 200 ft. I just began and don't quite understand why it doesn't fly farther when I throw these golfing discs. I have good discs, but maybe technique or something I'm missing? idk it's frustrating cause I can not throw it accurate at all either I suck bad.

  4. Just started playing frolf and obviously this the record but what considered a long throw for your average player

  5. 287 yards…almost 3 football fields!nearly 66 percent of a quarter mile track…over one furlong.

  6. Are y’all sure this is the record because I literally picked up a frisbee yesterday for the first and I threw it a lil over 700 n I still have lots of room to grow.. Let Aaron rodgers get ahold of one of them things n it’s outta here

  7. Lol seriously the gayest thing ever. Always thought the baskets were deer feeders and the strollers were dad's pushing their babies.

  8. 863 feet honestly doesn't seem that far. Especially wind-aided. I'm not an expert, but I'm just saying. 2.9 football fields? (yawn)

  9. I wonder if the wind was above 50 mph, you could throw backwards and upwards into the wind and then that would carry it super far forwards

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