Hyzerbomb Tank Flight Chart
The Hyzerbomb Tank is a flat-topped, beadless putt-and-approach disc built for absolute control. With flight numbers 2 | 2 | 0 | 2, it offers a slow, torque-resistant release, minimal glide, and a dependable fade that keeps the disc from sailing long. Many players rely on the Tank for windy putts, forehand approaches, and situations where a disc needs to sit down immediately without skipping.
Beginner-Friendly Flight Notes
New players will find the Tank extremely forgiving because of its low glide and stable, predictable finish. It’s ideal for learning short controlled approaches and preventing long comeback putts. Even in wind, the Tank resists turning over and offers a reliable straight-to-hyzer finish.
Flight Insights for Intermediate Throwers
Intermediate players appreciate the Tank’s ability to handle power without flipping. Thrown flat, it travels straight with a gentle but certain fade. Its low glide makes it excel inside 200 feet where accuracy matters more than distance. It’s also a strong option for approach lines that must stick to the landing zone.
Advanced Player Flight Characteristics
Advanced players can lean into the Tank as a workhorse utility disc. It handles power forehands exceptionally well, maintaining stability even under torque. Whether thrown on hyzer, flat, or mild anhyzer, the flight remains consistent—short, straight, and trustworthy with a dependable fade.
Forehand & Touch Shot Performance
The Tank is especially popular for short forehand shots due to its flat top and torque resistance. Flicks stay controlled and clean, with almost no glide to push them long. It’s an excellent choice for technical approaches, low ceilings, or shaping flex angles that finish reliably.
Use our interactive flight chart to see how the Tank’s flight path changes based on your arm speed, throwing angles, and release style.
Hyzerbomb Tank
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Putthead Notes
The Hyzerbomb Tank fills a rare niche: a glide-resistant, torque-proof approach disc that stays in bounds and sits down immediately. Its predictable, low-speed flight makes it a trustworthy tool for both putting and approach work, especially in windy or technical environments.
