Wheelchair Ultimate and Traditional Ultimate share the same spirit of the game — fast-paced disc movement, teamwork, and self-officiating — but a few key rules set them apart. Here’s a quick breakdown of the top 10 rules you need to know:

When we last introduced the German Wheelchair Ultimate Team, they were preparing for their first World Championship. Since then, the squad has grown—welcoming new players, hitting milestones, and setting even bigger goals. Wheelchair Ultimate carries the spirit of the game—teamwork, fast-paced throws, and creativity—while opening the door to athletes of all abilities. It’s a powerful example of true inclusivity in sport.

The UFA Championship Weekend once again showed why this league is one of the most exciting in professional ultimate. At BE, we’re proud to sponsor such an incredible event and to support a league that pushes the sport forward, showcasing some of the best athletes in the world.

BE Ultimate is proud to announce a major new partnership with Toronto Elites Ultimate—one of Canada’s top youth ultimate programs. Supporting five teams across both open and girls divisions, ranging from developmental to highly competitive, this marks the first year of collaboration between BE and an organization recognized for developing some of the country’s brightest young talent.

When Ultimate athletes talk, we listen. The N-Weave Pro Shorts were created from player feedback, built for those who wanted shorts that fit better, moved freer, and looked sharper on the field. We took everything you loved about the originals, reworked the details, and built a short that raises the standard.

Fresh fits. Fierce teams. Your favorite gear—now with your favorite team’s logo.

A Legacy Team Joins the BE Lineup.

We’re proud to welcome Atlanta Chain Lightning to the BE Ultimate roster for the 2025 club season.