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Your cart is empty.The Disc Claw greatly improves upon a familiar design - the compact collapsible disc retriever. That's where the similarities end and the innovation begins! The Disc Claw grabs discs from both top and bottom claws rather than in between. This allows a greater range of disc resting angles to be captured by the "claws" and pulled into the retriever. And by placing two short claws on bottom rather than a full-width wire frame, the Disc Claw stirs up far less of that dirt and silt that clouds the water. When your retriever leaves the water less murky and pulls in discs from more angles, you're going to get your disc back more often! The Disc Claw folds up into a compact unit that fits in any disc golf bag. The long string included is capped off with a metal ring so that you don't accidentally toss the whole thing in the water. Get more plastic back today with the innovative new Disc Claw from Hive Disc Golf!
Daniel Tansey jr
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024
Love this thing in 5 rounds of disc fishing I've retrieved over 15 discs
Brandon Spacey
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
Okay, firstly, I took the advice of some of the people who reviewed this already: the knots. Here's the thing. The knots are great. The problem is the nylon cord into which those knots are tied. This stuff is the Harry Houdini of ropes. It wants to escape that knot because it's so slippery. So here's what I did. See my picture insert. I retied them with heat-shrink wire covers in place. Then I superglued the rope back to itself after the knot and covered it with that heat-shrink cover on each knot. That glue will keep the knot from slipping, and the cover will keep the edges from grabbing anything and pulling them apart. I hope.The other thing people say is that you have to throw real good to get this behind the disc. Well, duh. If you were a good thrower, your disc wouldn't have ended up in the river. Amirite? So yeah, it takes a few tosses to get it behind the disc where you can then walk along the edge of the creek until you can pull it right through the disc. I did this three times in a row from the farthest reaches of my pool. And it took probably 1 minute for two of them, and about 5 minutes for another, because my disc was in a corner. So I was basically challenging myself to get that darn thing behind my disc in a nearly impossible place. Well, I did it, finally. So it can be done.Now, granted my pool doesn't have slimy moss-covered algae-infested rocks and branches and dead animal bones in it. Nor are there any minnows or turtles trying to bite my disc retriever. But the point is, once you have captured your disc, this thing is superior. It WILL bring your beloved back to you.My ONLY complaint is that I ordered the orange one and Amazon sent me the yellow one. Sigh.
DM
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
Got some discs! Holds on to em and won't let go!BUT 2 issues....1- RE-TIE THE KNOTS. The way they come it will disappear forever the 3rd time you throw it. Just replace the nylon string it comes with actually.2- The hook design this has versus the flat bar design a lot of others have makes it get stuck on stuff real bad like a grappling hook.
Rod
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2023
Able to retrieve discs that have been underwater for long periods of time. Even deep water and under mud.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2022
I can't believe how well this thing works! I have saved so many discs, it's worth it's weight in gold. All my friends bought one after seeing mine! Only limitation is the length of rope which can be changed easily if desired.
Cagey
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2021
The disc retriever works great. I pulled in 6 discs the first time using it. You need to immediately retie the included line, as the knots will not hold. You will probably lose the retriever on there first throw. Better yet, replace the line with a longer one, 40 to 60 feet. Using a surf fishing pole with 100 to 150 pound test line works also. It will give you longer throws and easier retrievals. Keeps you out of the shoreline weeds/muck and you feet dry. Less expensive and appears to be a better retriever than the one it imitates.
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021
Got one, and then got another and might buy a third. My kids love fishing for discs-- the course close to us has a pond on hole 9 and 10, and a lot of discs are swallowed by it. This device works. We've used it on 3 outings so far and have pulled in over 40 discs. We did swap the line with a 50' paracord from Walmart for around $4.
Carl
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2020
This product works great, claws dig in the silt and gets under the disc...careful it does get caught on rocks and roots...go easy or you'll have a disc and retriever in the drink. Plus string is a little short but easily fixed by adding more.
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