FD2 (new)

Discmania FD2 Flight Chart

The Discmania FD2 (new) has flight numbers of 7 | 4 | 0 | 2 and fits the “workhorse control driver” slot for players who want dependable stability without a meathook finish. It’s commonly used by intermediate and advanced throwers for straight control lines that finish with a reliable fade, and it’s also popular for forehands thanks to its torque-resistant feel in many runs.

FD2 Flight Path for Beginners

For beginners, the FD2 will usually fly more overstable than the numbers suggest. Expect a short straight push followed by a noticeable fade, especially if thrown nose-up or with lower arm speed. Newer players often get the best results using the FD2 for controlled hyzers, skip shots, and learning consistent fade angles.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Players

At intermediate power, the FD2 starts to match its intended flight path: a straight-to-stable line with minimal high-speed turn and a dependable finish. This makes it a strong choice when you need placement accuracy, mild wind resistance, and a fairway driver you can trust to finish left on RHBH throws.

Flight Numbers for Advanced and Pro Players

For advanced and professional players, the FD2 is a true control-driver workhorse. Thrown hard and flat, it holds a neutral line for most of the flight, then finishes with a consistent fade. Many players describe it as living in the Teebird-style control slot—stable enough to handle power, but still capable of workable lines depending on angle and wear.

Forehand Control Lines and Shot Shaping

The FD2 is widely used for forehand control shots, especially in flatter, stiffer runs. It resists torque well and produces a stable flight that doesn’t immediately dump out, making it useful for accurate forehand drives, approach flexes, and wind-assisted placement shots.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Discmania FD2 will fly for you. Adjust the flight path for your throwing speed and style—whether you throw right-handed or left-handed, and whether you lean backhand or forehand.

Try the Discmania FD2

If you want a fairway/control driver that stays honest under power and finishes consistently, the FD2 is built for that job. It’s a dependable choice for straight control drives, forehand lines, and stable placement shots where you want repeatable flight numbers and a predictable finish.

Puttheads Notes

The FD2 (new) is best summed up as a stable control driver that rewards clean form and consistent angles. It’s often chosen when players want a fairway driver that won’t flip unexpectedly, can handle forehand torque, and still provides workable distance without an extreme fade.

• Flight Numbers: 7 | 4 | 0 | 2
• Disc Type: Control / Fairway Driver
• Stability: Stable to Overstable
• Common strengths: torque resistance, predictable fade, placement accuracy
• Notable note: run feel can vary (flatter runs tend to feel more forehand-friendly)

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