Gill Take-Off Board For 4350 System; Composite

The G-Series is Gill's high-moment discus lineup — designed around the principle that maximum rim weight produces maximum rotational momentum and carry distance. The 2.0K model meets men's college and open competition weight requirements, making it the right implement for NCAA programs and open throwers who want a certified, performance-optimized discus built to Gill's tight manufacturing tolerances.

• 83–85% High-Moment Rim Weight — Mass is concentrated at the outer perimeter of the discus to maximize moment of inertia at release, generating a high, stable spin rate that sustains aerodynamic lift and carry distance through the full trajectory — the core performance advantage of the G-Series over standard mid-weight discuses
• High-Spin Steel Alloy Rim — Precision-engineered steel alloy rim provides the surface profile and mass distribution needed to achieve peak rotational momentum, with enough surface texture at the edge to give throwers a secure, consistent grip point through the full delivery motion
• Durable ABS Side Plates — Impact-resistant ABS composite side plates handle repeated hard landings on concrete, asphalt, and grass surfaces without cracking or chipping, maintaining the discus's structural integrity and certified weight through a full season of competition and training
• Tight Manufacturing Tolerances — G-Series discuses are produced to precision dimensional and weight specifications, ensuring each unit performs consistently and predictably from throw to throw — critical for advanced throwers calibrating their release angle and technique for competitive distances
• World Athletics, NFHS, and NCAA Certified — Carries official World Athletics (IAAF) certification and meets NFHS and NCAA specifications, making it competition-legal across all sanctioned levels from high school through international competition without needing different implements for different meets
• 2.0K Men's Competition Weight — Matches the regulation 2.0kg weight required for men's collegiate and open discus competition, making it the correct implement for NCAA programs, club throwers, and open competitors training and competing at the full men's standard