Gateway Warrior Flight Chart The Gateway Warrior is a dependable overstable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 3. Designed for precision and torque resistance, the Warrior offers consistent fade and reliable control, making it a go-to for approach shots and drives in windy conditions. Its beaded rim and durable plastic options provide a comfortable grip for both backhand and forehand throwers. Warrior Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Warrior quite overstable, best suited for learning strong hyzer angles and forehand form. It’s a reliable tool for short drives or approach shots that need to finish left (for RHBH players). While it may fade…
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Halo
Latitude 64 Halo Flight Chart The Latitude 64 Halo has flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -0.5 | 3. This fast, overstable distance driver is built for powerful throwers who want reliable distance and wind-fighting confidence. With a comfortable rim and smooth glide, the Halo delivers consistent performance on big drives, flex shots, and headwind throws. It’s stable enough for pros yet manageable for intermediate arms seeking predictable distance. Halo Flight Path for Beginners Beginners may find the Halo too fast and overstable to achieve full flight. At lower arm speeds, expect it to fade early and finish hard left (for right-handed backhands). However, its stability makes it an…
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Ridge
Vibram Ridge – Flight Chart The Vibram Ridge is a stable, torque-resistant putt and approach disc designed for precision and durability. With flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1, the Ridge delivers a straight, dependable flight path with a consistent finish and minimal glide. Made from Vibram’s ultra-durable X-Link rubber in Firm, Medium, and Soft blends, this beaded putter is renowned for its grip and long-lasting consistency. Though out of production, it remains a cult favorite for players who value control and reliability. Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the Ridge offers a point-and-shoot flight with reliable fade at the end. Its low glide helps prevent…
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Nuke
Discraft Nuke – Flight Chart The Discraft Nuke is one of the most popular distance drivers ever released, built for pure speed and power. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -1 | 3 and a wide 2.5 cm rim, the Nuke maintains top-end velocity deep into its flight for maximum distance potential. Stable to slightly overstable, it delivers incredible glide and reliable fade, thriving in the hands of experienced players with strong form. The Nuke is available across nearly every Discraft plastic, including ESP, Big Z, Z, and FLX, giving players options for grip, durability, and flex. Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Nuke challenging due…
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Ringer
Discraft Ringer – Flight Chart The Discraft Ringer is a low-profile, overstable putt-and-approach disc prized for clean releases and a reliable finish. Typical flight numbers are 4 | 4 | 0 | 3, giving it a fast putter speed, workable glide, and a trustworthy fade for confident approaches in wind or when you need a controlled, skippy finish. Beginner-Friendly Uses and Straightline Control For newer players, the Ringer’s shallow rim feels easy to grip. Expect straight flights at lower power with a gentle, predictable fade. Jawbreaker or baseline blends add grip for circle putts and soft landings. Flight Chart for Intermediate Players At typical league power, the flight path is…
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VP
Vibram VP – Flight Chart Overview The Vibram VP is an overstable putt & approach workhorse built from Vibram’s durable X-Link rubber. With flight numbers 2 | 3 | 0 | 3, it offers torque resistance, superb all-weather grip, and a consistent fade that excels for headwind putts, forehand approaches, and short drives that must finish on time. Flight Path for Newer Players At beginner power, the VP tracks straight with little to no turn and then hooks reliably. The rubber blend helps minimize ground play, keeping misses close and limiting roll-aways on sloped greens. Circle Work and Approach Control Inside the circle, the deep, beaded rim encourages confident, repeatable…
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Nebula
Discraft Nebula – Flight Chart Overview The Discraft Nebula is a stable-to-overstable midrange with flight numbers 5 | 4 | -0.5 | 2. It offers a straight, torque-tolerant flight with a dependable late fade—great when you want more wind control and finish than a Buzzz, without jumping to a truly beefy mid. Available in Big Z, Z Swirl, and Tour Series Z, the Nebula suits both backhand and forehand lines. Flight Chart for Intermediate Arms Thrown flat at typical intermediate power, the Nebula tracks straight for most of the flight and then hooks up reliably. Expect confident line-holding in light headwinds and predictable landings for placement golf. Flight Numbers at…
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Boss
Innova Boss Flight Chart The Innova Boss is a high-speed distance driver with flight numbers 13 | 5 | -1 | 3. Built for maximum distance and dependable fade, the Boss is one of Innova’s fastest molds and holds multiple world distance records. Designed for advanced throwers with high arm speed, it offers torque resistance, wind-fighting stability, and the ability to carry immense distance when thrown with power. Boss Flight Path for Beginners For new players, the Boss will feel very overstable. Expect early fade and limited distance unless thrown with significant speed. It can still serve as a reliable headwind driver or utility disc for strong fades and skip…
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PD Freak
Discmania PD “Freak” Flight Chart The Discmania PD “Freak” is a stable-to-overstable power driver with flight numbers 10 | 4 | 0 | 3. Blending distance driver speed with fairway control, the PD is known for its torque resistance, predictable fade, and consistent performance across backhand and forehand throws. It’s one of Discmania’s most trusted molds and a workhorse driver for both intermediate and advanced players. PD Flight Path for Beginners For newer players with developing arm speed, the PD will feel quite overstable. Expect dependable fade and reduced glide that helps keep drives in control. It’s ideal for windy conditions or learning controlled hyzers that don’t turn over. Flight…
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Zone
Discraft Zone Flight Chart The Discraft Zone is a flat-topped, overstable approach disc with flight numbers 4 | 3 | 0 | 3. It’s built for control in all conditions—minimal glide to keep distance in check, torque resistance for confident forehands, and a reliable finishing fade for landing near the pin. Available across a wide range of Discraft plastics (ESP, Z, Jawbreaker, CryZtal, Titanium, FLX variants, and Tour Series runs) so you can match feel and stability to your conditions. Beginner Take: Controlled Approaches Without the Sail If you’re new to approach discs, the Zone’s low glide helps prevent long sail-by misses. Thrown softly on slight hyzer, it tracks straight…
