Yikun Qi Flight Chart

The Yikun Qi is a high-glide, high-speed distance driver with flight numbers of 13 | 6 | –2 | 2. Designed to test true driver power, the Qi rewards clean form and fast arm speed with massive hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and straight-finishing bombs. Reviewers note its easy turn, surprising glide, and the late, reliable fade that makes it workable for both distance lines and shaped drives.

Qi Distance Notes for Developing Players

Newer players will find the Qi extremely understable. Its wide rim and high speed make it difficult to control under 300 ft of power, often resulting in early turnover or roller-like flights. Players still working on form should expect easy flip-ups but not a straight finish until they build more arm speed.

How Intermediate Throwers Shape Lines

Intermediates in the 250–350 ft range can use the Qi as a dependable hyzer-flip driver. With a touch of height and hyzer, it drifts right, glides forever, and fades gently back to center. This makes it a strong choice for long turnovers, open-field shaping, and glide-heavy distance lines where you want effortless carry.

Advanced Shot Shaping & High-Speed Lines

Advanced players who throw 400 ft or more bring the Qi fully to life. At high speed it produces long, controlled turnovers that hold for hundreds of feet before fading out late. Skilled throwers report 450–480 ft full-flight potential with a smooth, predictable finish. It’s ideal for shaping S-curves, long carries over obstacles, and pure distance lines.

Forehand Application & Rim Feel

The Qi’s 2.3 cm rim is comfortable for forehands, but the disc’s natural high-speed turn limits how much torque it can take. Smooth forehand throwers can use it for touch turnovers and long glidey flicks, while power forehand players may overpower it without significant hyzer angle.

Try our interactive Qi Flight Chart and see exactly how the disc flies for your arm speed. Adjust for forehand, backhand, or left-handed release to view personalized flight paths.