The Best Flip Disk in Wrestling — Period.
Empower Wrestling Referees with the Ultimate Dual Meet Experience
Our wrestling referee flip disk will help manage the match for any official at this level.
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What Makes OUR Flip Disk “Top of the Top”
- Solid Build Quality – High-grade Acrylic so it won’t warp, crack, or chip during the season.
- Smooth, Balanced Spin – Weight is evenly distributed so it flips cleanly without wobble. Designed to not stand up on edge during a flip. Stop-sign design, to prevent rolling.
- Large, Clear Markings – Bold red/green or choice lettering that’s easy to see from across the mat.
- Protective Case – Keeps it from getting scuffed up in your bag.
- Weather/Mat Sweat Resistant – Coating that doesn’t peel, or fade.
If You Want “The One”
If you want the highest-end version available right now — and something you’ll see in the hands of national tournament officials — the FlipDisks.com Premium Disk set is probably the peak. It checks all the boxes: weight, durability, visibility, case, and more.
About Our Flip disk for High School Wrestling Officials
Our Vision
At Wrestling Referee Flip Disks, we aim to make duals simpler and more organized for officials. Our flip disks aren’t meant to be used for every choice switch; instead, they’re a reliable reference tool to help you keep track when needed. Each set includes disks with weight classes for both boys and girls, compatible with the NFHS regulations across 50 states. High school wrestling officials will want to have these in their bag, ready for any big match.
Easy and saves time
How wrestling flip disks work
Before the coin flip at the start of the dual, bring both disks with you. Flip one disk to decide; for example, if red chooses odd at 106, keep the red 106 coin in your pocket and place the other disk on the table, in your bag, or in your jacket. If you lose track of the choice due to voids or your pocket system got messed up, simply check in the wrestlers at the center to confirm their weight class, then pull out your flip disk and reset your pocket system.
Another use!
"One often overlooked but critical detail is determining 'who reports first.' This step is vital, as there's no room for error. Clear the area around the head table, take a moment to double-check the disk, and ensure everything is accurate. It's a simple step that can prevent unnecessary mistakes." also allowing you to reset your pocket system.