Gateway Speed Demon Flight Chart
The Gateway Speed Demon is a high-speed, extremely overstable distance driver with flight numbers of 12 | 5 | -0.5 | 3. Built for power throwers and forehand specialists, it excels in headwinds, flex lines, and skip finishes. Available in Diamond, Platinum, and SureGrip plastics, the Speed Demon provides options for both durability and grip depending on your throwing style and conditions.
Beginner Flight Path
This disc is not ideal for beginners—expect a strong hyzer finish and limited glide unless thrown at very high speed. New players may find it useful for windy approach shots or skip finishes.
Flight Chart Cues for Intermediate Players
Intermediate throwers with 300–375 ft power will see a reliable, meathook fade that fights turn even in stiff winds. Excellent for controlled forehands and skip approaches where predictability is key.
Advanced and Professional Flight Paths
Advanced players can unleash full-power backhands or forehands with complete confidence. When thrown flat, it flies straight for a moment before dumping hard left (RHBH). Ideal for spike hyzers, flex forehands, and distance shots into a headwind. Compared to other overstable drivers, the Speed Demon maintains a touch more glide before fading out.
Forehand and Utility Shots
Forehand specialists love the Speed Demon for its torque resistance and skip potential. Expect clean releases with dependable fade, whether you’re throwing low lasers or steep angles. Also shines for overhand thumbers and tomahawks.
Explore our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Speed Demon will fly for your throw. Adjust arm speed, release angle, and wind conditions to visualize your personalized flight path.
Gateway Speed Demon
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Try the Gateway Speed Demon
If you want a disc that won’t turn over and thrives in headwinds, the Speed Demon delivers unmatched reliability for power players and forehand experts.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 12 | 5 | -0.5| 3 (very overstable)
- Plastics Seen: Diamond, Platinum, SureGrip
- Use Cases: Power hyzers, skip shots, headwind drives, forehand control, utility lines
- Profile: Flat-topped, torque-resistant, minimal high-speed turn with consistent fade
- Skill Level: Best for advanced and professional throwers
