The Discraft UltraSled Kitchen Sink Worlds Special Blend is an experimental take on the Sled for players who enjoy a distinctive feel in hand. Developed specifically for Worlds, it adds UltraStar-inspired Flight Rings to the Sled and combines an assortment of Discraft plastic blends into one unusual release.
Flight Rings meet Kitchen Sink plastic
The engraved top gives this version a tactile distinction from the standard Sled. Kitchen Sink is not a single conventional plastic formula: Discraft describes a mix of many blends, so feel, appearance, and character can vary from disc to disc. Choose it for that experimental construction, not an expectation that every example will have identical firmness or texture.
A low-glide approach option
With listed flight ratings of 3 / 2 / -1 / 2, the UltraSled occupies a putt-and-approach role with modest glide, a touch of turn, and a defined finishing fade. Consider it when you want to work on short placement shots rather than maximize carry.
- Speed 3: A slower option for approach practice and short throws.
- Glide 2: A low-glide profile compared with carry-focused putters and midranges.
- Turn -1, fade 2: Mild rated high-speed turn followed by a more noticeable finishing tendency.
- Worlds special blend: A distinctive edition for players and collectors interested in experimental disc construction.
Find your approach feel
On a short approach, take time to settle your grip against the ringed top and practice a smooth release. Learn how this individual disc carries and finishes before trusting it near a tricky landing area. Low glide does not guarantee that a disc will stop immediately; skips and rolls still depend on landing angle and terrain.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 3
- Glide: 2
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 2
- Manufacturer: Discraft
- Mold/version: UltraSled
- Blend: Kitchen Sink
- Edition: Worlds Special Blend
- Disc type: Putt & Approach
- Top feature: UltraStar-inspired Flight Rings
Select from the listed color, foil, and weight options. Flight ratings are comparison guides; release angle, throwing speed, wind, weight, and wear affect actual flight.