Understable

  • Woodchuck

    Daredevil Woodchuck Flight Chart The Daredevil Woodchuck is a soft, grippy putt & approach disc with flight numbers 2 | 2 | -1 | 0. Built in ultra-tacky Grip Performance plastic, it’s tuned for touch control, dead-stop ground play, and roll-away prevention. Use this page to view the Woodchuck’s flight chart, skill-based flight path notes, and practical flight numbers guidance. Confidence Putts for Newer Players Beginners will see gentle turn and a mild finish. The low speed and soft blend help keep misses close to the basket—great for learning clean release and distance control inside 200 ft. Approach Mapping for Intermediates Flat releases track straight with slight drift before a…

  • Swift Fox

    Daredevil Swift Fox Flight Chart The Daredevil Swift Fox is an easy-glide control driver with flight numbers 9 | 5 | -3 | 1. Designed for hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and tailwind distance, it pairs generous glide with gentle fade for shapeable lines at modest power. Offered in Daredevil’s grippy, weather-ready Grip Performance and Flex Performance plastics. Beginner-Friendly Flight Notes Newer throwers will get instant distance help: a small hyzer release flips toward flat, tracks straight, then settles softly. The -3 turn makes learning angle control intuitive without harsh fade. Flight Chart Tips for Intermediate Players Expect reliable hyzer-flips to long, neutral pushes and drifting turnovers (RHBH). In tailwinds, the Swift…

  • 64 Vision

    Latitude 64 Vision Flight Chart The Latitude 64 Vision is a beginner-friendly fairway driver with flight numbers 8 | 6 | -1 | 2. High glide and controllable turn make it ideal for hyzer-flips, gentle turnovers, and tailwind pushes. In Opto it’s a touch more stable and durable; Gold Line adds grip and glide; Retro beats in quickly for maximum understability. Use this page to examine the Vision’s flight path and flight numbers by skill level. Flight Path for New Throwers Lower arm speeds will see easy distance with a smooth hyzer-flip to flat and a soft finish. The Vision’s glide helps keep lines straight without demanding power—perfect for learning…

  • Meteor

    Discraft Meteor Flight Chart The Discraft Meteor is a glidey, understable midrange with flight numbers 5 | 5 | -3 | 1. Built for effortless hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and straight woods lines, the Meteor rewards smooth form and touch control. In premium plastics like ESP, Z Line, and Titanium, it offers dependable grip and durability with subtly different stability windows. Beginner-Friendly Flight Traits Newer players can expect easy, point-and-shoot distance. A light hyzer release flips to flat and rides straight with a gentle finish. The Meteor helps develop clean angles without demanding power. Flight Chart for Intermediate Arms At moderate power the Meteor hyzer-flips consistently and carves controlled right-finishing lines…

  • Tui

    RPM Tui Flight Chart The RPM Tui is an understable throwing putter with flight numbers around 3 | 4 | -1 | 0.5. Known for exceptional glide and easy turn, it bridges the gap between a putter and a midrange for touchy approaches, hyzer-flips, and gentle turnover drives. Common plastics include Atomic (most stable), Cosmic (glidey/understable), plus Glow, Magma, and Platinum. Flight Path for Newer Players New players will see straight, glidey flights with a soft finish at low power. The Tui’s shallow, comfortable rim encourages clean releases and confidence on 80–200 ft approach shots. Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers At moderate power the Tui hyzer-flips to flat and tracks…

  • Roadrunner

    Innova Roadrunner – Flight Chart The Innova Roadrunner is a versatile understable driver with flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -4 | 1. Known for its easy distance and controllable turn, it’s a fan favorite for hyzer-flip lines, rollers, and finesse drives. With excellent glide and a gentle finish, the Roadrunner performs across a wide range of arm speeds. Available in DX, Pro, Champion, Star, Halo Star, and GStar plastics, it’s adaptable for all skill levels and throwing styles. Beginner Flight Path – Straight Distance with Ease New players will find the Roadrunner incredibly forgiving. It flips to flat and glides straight with minimal fade, offering long flights without…

  • Sidewinder

    Innova Sidewinder – Flight Chart The Innova Sidewinder is an understable control driver built for effortless distance and shot shaping. With flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -3 | 1, it hyzer-flips to long, drifting lines, carves touch turnovers, and finishes with a modest, reliable fade. Popular plastics include Star, Champion, GStar, and DX, with occasional special runs. Beginner Lines: Easy Distance, Gentle Finish Newer players will see straight-to-turning flights with noticeable glide. A light hyzer often flips to flat and rides forward before a soft finish—great confidence disc for first long drives. Intermediate Shot Map At 275–350 ft power, expect consistent hyzer-flips, late-turn fairway rides, and controllable turnovers…

  • Element

    Gateway Element – Flight Chart The Gateway Element is a neutral-to-understable midrange driver with flight numbers of 5 | 5 | -1 | 1. Known for its straight, glidey flights, the Element offers a clean release and predictable finish—making it one of Gateway’s most beginner-friendly mids. It excels at hyzer-flips, smooth turnovers, and effortless control in the woods. Most commonly available in Sure Grip, Diamond, Platinum, and Evolution plastics. Beginner Flight Path and Feel Beginners will appreciate the Element’s easy glide and neutral stability. When thrown flat or with a touch of hyzer, it flips up and rides straight before a soft fade. This makes it an excellent first midrange…

  • Ace

    Innova Ace – Flight Chart The Innova Ace is a classic, neutral-to-understable putt & approach / short mid-style disc with flight numbers around 2| 3| -2 | 1. It’s built for point-and-shoot lines, effortless glide, and gentle finishes. Players who want a longer putter that can hyzer-flip to straight—or hold soft turnovers—tend to love the Ace’s controllable flight path. Most commonly seen in R-Pro, with availability varying by run. Beginner Lines: Easy Glide, Straight Results Newer players will see smooth, straight carries with minimal fade. A light hyzer release often flips to flat and rides forward, closely matching the published flight numbers without demanding high power. Flight Chart Cues for…

  • Valkyrie

    Innova Valkyrie – Flight Chart The Innova Valkyrie is a celebrated control/distance driver with flight numbers 9 | 4 | -2 | 2. It’s famous for hyzer-flip to straight drives, long turnovers, and effortless tailwind distance—especially in lighter weights. Players from newer to advanced arms like the Valk for its workable flight path, gentle high-speed turn, and reliable finishing fade. Beginner-Friendly Distance Without the Drama Newer throwers can expect easy glide and straight pushes when released on light hyzer. The modest fade helps landings stay controlled while still adding distance. These traits align closely with the posted flight numbers. Line-Shaping Tips for Intermediates For 300–375 ft power, a slight hyzer…

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