Kon Tiki

Infinite Discs Kon Tiki Flight Chart

The Infinite Discs Kon Tiki is an understable, glide-heavy midrange built for effortless turnovers, smooth hyzer-flips, and straight, floaty approach lines. With flight numbers of 4 | 5 | -3 | 0, it excels as a finesse disc for beginners, slow-arm-speed players, and advanced throwers who rely on touch and technical control. Its shallow profile, small bead, and comfortable grip make it a highly workable midrange for shaping lines in tight woods or on short-to-medium approach shots.

Kon Tiki Flight Path for Newer Players

Beginners will find the Kon Tiki extremely forgiving. Its –3 turn allows easy hyzer-flips and straight flights even at low speeds. The high glide helps new players unlock distance with smooth, controlled throws rather than relying on power. It is an ideal first midrange for learning turnover angles and shaping dependable approach lines.

How the Kon Tiki Performs for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players will appreciate the Kon Tiki’s effortless turnover capabilities. Thrown flat, it gently drifts right with very little fade at the end. On a hyzer release, it flips to flat and glides down the fairway with accuracy. Its shallow feel also gives a clean release in technical wooded lines where precision matters more than stability.

Flight Numbers in Real Conditions for Advanced Players

Advanced throwers use the Kon Tiki as a finesse midrange for long anhyzers, touch approaches, and creative line shaping. Its high glide produces long, drifting flights that hold turnover angles longer than most mids. While not designed for power throws or headwinds, its controllable understability makes it a versatile tool for shaping unique lines.

Forehand Utility and Touch Shot Behavior

While not built for high-power forehands, the Kon Tiki works surprisingly well for short flicks and touch forehand approaches. Its beadless low-profile rim offers a smooth release, and the understable flight makes it easy to generate right-moving lines with minimal effort.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Infinite Discs Kon Tiki will fly for your throwing speed and release angles. Adjust the tool to preview left-handed flights, turnovers, anhyzers, and glide patterns.

Try the Infinite Discs Kon Tiki

If you need a midrange that glides, turns smoothly, and shapes technical lines with ease, the Kon Tiki is a standout choice. Its shallow profile and predictable understability make it a go-to option for players who rely on finesse more than raw power.

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