Slaidi

Prodiscus Slaidi Flight Chart

The Prodiscus Slaidi is an overstable distance driver built for torque and wind. With flight numbers around 12 | 5 | 0 | 3 (some runs feeling closer to 0/3.5), it tracks straight under power and finishes with a strong, reliable fade. Available primarily in Premium and Ultrium plastics, the Slaidi suits advanced players looking for headwind confidence, forehand stability, and consistent distance control.

Flight Path for Newer Arms

For beginners, the Slaidi will feel very overstable. Expect short, controlled pushes with an early fade. If you’re still developing speed, consider using it as a dependable utility disc for hyzers, skips, and wind-fighting shots.

Flight Chart for Intermediates

At intermediate power, flat releases hold line before a forward-pushing finish. On slight hyzer, the Slaidi rides its angle without flipping, great for fairway-length control drives in wind. Ultrium runs may show a touch more glide and workability.

Flight Numbers Breakdown for Advanced & Pro Players

High-power throwers can expect no high-speed turn with a late, forceful fade. It thrives on full-power backhands and forehands, spiking predictably and handling torque. Think “XCaliber-style stability” with dependable carry.

Forehand Control & Headwind Utility

The Slaidi’s rim and overstability make it a confident forehand option: it resists rollovers, holds flex lines, and dumps reliably at low speed. In headwinds, it stays on plane and still finishes left (RHBH), minimizing unwanted drift.

View the interactive flight chart below to see how the Slaidi’s flight path changes with your speed, release angle, and hand preference.

Puttheads’ Notes

Premium feels grippy and firm; Ultrium adds glide. Reviewer experiences range from “workable OS” to “beefy control driver,” with consensus that Slaidi shines in wind and on confident forehands. If you want a predictable, late-fade distance line, this mold delivers.

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