Full Turn Crusade Flight Chart The Full Turn Crusade is a very overstable distance driver designed for high-power throws, wind resistance, and consistent finishing fade. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | 0 | 4, the Crusade is built to resist high-speed turn and maintain stability even when thrown with significant power. Its wide rim and torque resistance make it a controlled option for players who want predictable distance with a strong finish. Crusade Flight Path for Beginners For beginners, the Crusade will typically fly much more overstable than the numbers suggest. Without the arm speed required to activate its full flight, the disc tends to push forward briefly…
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Phoenix
Mint Discs Phoenix Flight Chart The Mint Discs Phoenix is an overstable control driver built for dependable lines, wind resistance, and a consistent finishing fade. With flight numbers of 9 | 4 | 0 | 3, the Phoenix is designed to resist high-speed turn and finish with a pronounced, reliable fade. It’s commonly used when players want a controlled driver that holds up to power and still finishes predictably. Phoenix Flight Path for Beginners For beginners, the Phoenix typically flies more overstable than the numbers suggest because newer players may not generate enough speed to access the full high-speed portion of the flight. Expect straighter initial flight with an earlier…
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Lobster
Mint Discs Lobster Flight Chart The Mint Discs Lobster is an understable midrange disc built for effortless turn, glide, and finesse control. With flight numbers of 5 | 5 | -3 | 1, the Lobster is designed to hyzer flip easily, hold long anhyzer lines, and finish gently without a strong fade. It fills the understable midrange slot for players who want reliable shot shaping without needing high power. Lobster Flight Path for Beginners For beginners, the Lobster provides easy distance and controlled turn with minimal effort. When thrown flat, it will often drift right (RHBH) and continue gliding forward before settling softly. This makes it useful for straight shots,…
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Diamondback
Mint Discs Diamondback Flight Chart The Mint Discs Diamondback is an understable control driver built for glide, shot shaping, and controlled distance. With flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -2 | 2, the Diamondback is designed to produce easy high-speed turn with a reliable, moderate finish. It bridges the gap between fairway drivers and distance drivers, making it a versatile option for players who want workable flights without excessive fade. Diamondback Flight Path for Beginners For beginners, the Diamondback offers accessible distance thanks to its understable turn and high glide. Thrown flat, it will often drift gently right (RHBH) before finishing forward with a soft fade. Players with developing…
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Soda
Clash Discs Soda Flight Chart The Clash Discs Soda is an understable fairway driver designed for controlled distance, shot shaping, and glide-heavy flights. With flight numbers of 7 | 5 | -2 | 2, the Soda offers easy turn, reliable glide, and a gentle finishing fade, making it a versatile option for players who want workable fairway control without excessive overstability. It is commonly used for hyzer flips, long turnovers, and straight flights that finish softly. Clash Discs Soda Flight Path for Beginners For beginners, the Soda’s flight path is easy to activate thanks to its understable high-speed turn. When thrown flat, newer players will often see the disc gently…
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Butter
Clash Discs Butter Flight Chart The Clash Discs Butter is a straight-flying putt and approach disc designed for clean releases and dependable control. With flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1, the Butter is built to hold its release angle with minimal turn and only a gentle finish at the end of the flight. Its beadless, rounded profile and moderate glide make it a popular choice for putting, short approaches, and controlled tee shots where accuracy matters more than power. Clash Discs Butter Flight Path by Skill Level Beginner Flight Path For beginners, the Butter flies very straight with little effort. Thrown flat, it holds its line…
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Culprit
Dynamic Discs Culprit Flight Chart The Dynamic Discs Culprit is a very overstable approach disc built for precision, control, and wind resistance. With flight numbers 4 | 2 | 0 | 3.5, the Culprit offers a predictable, hard fade and minimal turn, making it ideal for forehands, hyzer approaches, and utility placement shots. Its beadless, low-profile rim provides a comfortable grip and reliable feel, perfect for intermediate and advanced players seeking control in challenging conditions. Culprit Flight Path for Developing Throwers Newer players may find the Culprit challenging due to its strong fade and overstable nature. It resists turning over, even at moderate speed, which can make straight placement more…
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Power Disc2
Innova Power Disc 2 Flight Chart The Innova Power Disc 2 is a high-speed, extremely overstable distance driver built for advanced arms and demanding conditions. With flight numbers 12 | 4 | 0 | 4, the PD2 delivers a powerful, predictable fade and exceptional wind-fighting control. Designed for confident power throwers, it excels at hyzer lines, headwind drives, and torque-resistant forehand shots. Its premium Star plastic provides a durable, grippy feel suited for consistent performance. Power Disc 2 Flight Path for Developing Throwers Newer players will find the Power Disc 2 extremely overstable and difficult to get full distance from. Its strong fade means it will hook left (RHBH) quickly…
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Texas Ranger
Lone Star Disc Texas Ranger Flight Chart The Lone Star Disc Texas Ranger is a versatile, straight-flying midrange designed for accuracy, control, and balanced stability. With flight numbers 5 | 5 | -1 | 1, the Ranger delivers a clean, neutral push with workable turn and a dependable fade. Its beadless rim and comfortable profile make it an all-purpose midrange that players of every skill level can trust for both tee shots and controlled approaches. Texas Ranger Flight Path for Developing Throwers Newer players will find the Texas Ranger exceptionally straight and easy to control. Its mild high-speed turn helps keep the disc on line, while the gentle fade prevents…
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Guadalupe AKA Guad
Lone Star Disc Guadalupe Flight Chart The Lone Star Disc Guadalupe (often called the Guad) is a glide-heavy, line-shaping fairway driver built for effortless distance and smooth control. With manufacturer flight numbers of 7 | 6 | -2 | 2, the Guad offers easy hyzer-flip potential, long straight pushes, and a gentle, workable fade. Its comfortable beadless rim and torque-tolerant premium plastics make it appealing to a wide range of players, from beginners developing form to advanced throwers crafting wooded lines. Guadalupe Flight Path for Developing Throwers Newer players will appreciate the Guad’s high glide and forgiving stability. Even with slower arm speed, the disc produces straight-to-slight-turn flights before finishing…
