O-Lace

Vibram O-Lace Flight Chart

The Vibram O-Lace posts flight numbers of 13 | 5 | 0 | 3. This fast, overstable distance driver is built for confident power lines and headwind control. In Vibram’s durable X-Link rubber (Firm, Medium, Granite), it grips in all weather, resists torque, and finishes with a reliable, forward-pushing fade.

Flight Path for Newer Arms

For developing players, the O-Lace will act very overstable: short, straight push that hyzers out predictably. It’s best as a wind fighter or utility hyzer until your speed comes up.

Flight Chart Notes for Intermediate Throwers

At moderate power, expect a neutral start (flat or a touch of stand-up), then a strong, trustworthy fade. Great into headwinds where many drivers drift—this one stays on line and finishes reliably.

Flight Numbers in Advanced / Pro Hands

Power throwers can shape a controlled S-curve: mild turn from flat, then a late, hard fade with plenty of carry. Excellent for committed hyzers, force-over lines, and placement distance when wind is up.

Forehand Lines & Utility

The firm rim and rubber grip make touchy forehands easier to control. The O-Lace resists torque, flies clean, and finishes strong—ideal for sidearm tee shots, skip-hyzers, and dependable headwind flicks.

Explore the interactive flight chart below to see how the O-Lace’s flight path adjusts to your arm speed, release angle, and forehand/backhand preference.

Try the Vibram O-Lace

Need a wind-proof distance driver with true overstability? The O-Lace brings rubber grip, longevity, and consistent fade for confident launches on blustery days.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 13 | 5 | 0 | 3
• Plastics: X-Link Firm (most OS), X-Link Medium, X-Link Granite
• Strengths: Headwind distance, torque resistance, predictable fade, wet-weather grip
• Typical Lines: Power hyzer, controlled S-curve, skip-hyzer, forehand lasers
• Beat-in: Starts beefy; seasons to longer, still-reliable stability

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