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The Halo is a high-speed, long range-driver that will go quite far. It's available in a wide range of weights, which makes it suitable for both pros and up-and-coming amateurs. Opto Air plastic is similar to Blizzard Champion technology. Air is used to reduce weights in the discs.

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Opto Air uses the same material as durable Opto Line plastic. It is modified and the runs are done in a different way to achieve a stunning result of lighter weight discs that still has a layer of solid plastic at the tip and bottom of the rim to protect the alternated material that is mostly centered in the middle of the rim but also spread out slightly over the top of the discs to keep the weight distribution as close as possible to the Opto and Gold Line discs.