Distance Driver
The Redwood is a high-speed distance driver with real glide and just enough turn to be a genuine max-distance contender. Its stability shifts with the mold: domier runs turn more and read understable, while flatter runs hold a straighter, more stable line, and lighter blue weights are the most flippy of the bunch. Throw it flat with power for a long, glidey S-curve, or hyzer-flip domey versions for maximum range down open lines.
Rip it flat with real arm speed to unlock the full flight — this isn't a disc for lazy tempo. In the air it carries with heavy glide, showing off some turn before easing forward. It finishes with a gentle fade and lands on a shallow angle that adds skip and roll for extra distance.
Above Ground Level, better known as AGL, got its start in 2011 when Josh Jones grew tired of buying the same mold twice and getting two different flights. He started making his own discs to chase consistency, and the brand officially took the AGL name in 2016. It's a family operation out of San Jose, California, built on frustration that turned into a mission.
