MVP Deflector Flight Chart & Numbers The MVP Deflector is a very overstable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 3.5 | 0 | 4. It’s designed to shrug off wind, resist turn, and finish with a strong, reliable fade. Think of it as a “meathook” mid that you can trust for short drives and approach shots where control and fade matter more than glide or max distance. Deflector Flight Path for Newer Players For newer or lower-power players, the Deflector will feel extremely overstable. Thrown flat RHBH, it pushes forward a little and then dives hard left with very little glide. It’s not a distance mid for beginners, but…
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Caiman
Innova Caiman Flight Chart & Numbers The Innova Caiman has flight numbers of 5.5 | 2 | 0 | 4. It’s a very overstable midrange with low glide, built for controlled approaches, short drives, and windy conditions. Think “beadless Gator” that wants to hyzer, sit down quickly, and never drift right for RHBH players. Caiman Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will find the Caiman extremely overstable. Thrown flat, it pushes forward a short distance, then dumps hard left (for RHBH). You won’t get much glide. For new arms, it’s best as a utility disc: Short spike hyzers that must finish hard Windy approaches where you’re afraid of overturning other…
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War Horse
Westside War Horse Flight Chart The Westside War Horse lists flight numbers of 13 | 4 | 0 | 4 and is one of the most overstable distance drivers in the Trilogy lineup. Built for power throwers, it delivers a wind-fighting, torque-resistant flight with a strong, dependable fade. Players with high arm speed rely on the War Horse for headwinds, forced flex lines, and placements where accuracy matters more than glide. War Horse Flight Path for Beginners Newer players will find the War Horse extremely overstable. Without the arm speed to keep it straight, it will fade almost immediately. While not typically recommended for new players, it can serve as…
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Anvil
Westside Anvil Flight Chart The Westside Discs Anvil is a very overstable midrange with flight numbers of 4 | 2 | 0 | 4. Designed as a wind-fighting workhorse, it prioritizes control over glide and is trusted for approach shots, utility lines, and forehand drives where you absolutely cannot afford unwanted turn. Players who like dependable fade, beadless rims, and confident feel in VIP and Tournament plastics often gravitate toward the Anvil. Westside Anvil Flight Path for Newer Players For newer or lower-power players, the Westside Anvil flight path will feel extremely overstable. Expect a short straight push followed by an early, strong fade. This makes it useful for forced…
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H1 V2
Prodigy H1 V2 Flight Chart The Prodigy H1 V2 is a very overstable control driver with flight numbers around 11 / 4 / 0 / 3. It’s designed for confident, power players who want a predictable, wind-fighting disc that holds straight before finishing with a strong, reliable fade. On our flight chart you’ll see how the H1 V2’s flight path changes with different arm speeds and release angles, making it a great option for spike hyzers, forced flex lines, and trusted forehands. How the Prodigy H1 V2 flies for lower-power or newer players If you’re a newer player or still developing your arm speed, the H1 V2 will behave like…
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Stal
Kastaplast Stal Flight Chart The Kastaplast Stal is an overstable fairway driver with flight numbers of 9 | 4 | 0 | 3. On our Stal flight chart you’ll see a flat, penetrating push that finishes with a strong, reliable fade. Players use the Stal as a control driver in wind, for forced hyzers, and for forehand shots where you need a disc that simply won’t turn over. If you like firm, premium plastics and trustable overstability, this mold fits the bill. Stal Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the Stal’s flight path will feel very overstable. Expect it to start straight for a short stretch and then fade…
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Loki
Viking Loki Flight Chart The Viking Discs Loki is a very overstable utility approach disc designed for sharp, reliable fades and precision control. With flight numbers of 4 | 2 | 0 | 4, the Loki features minimal glide, zero turn, and a powerful hooking finish. Reviewers consistently describe it as a specialty tool built for headwinds, forehand approaches, scramble shots, and situations where you need the disc to get to the ground quickly and predictably. Flight Behavior for Newer Players For beginners, the Loki will feel extremely overstable. Its limited glide and high fade mean that most low-power throws will push forward briefly and then fade out hard. While…
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Gila
Reptilian Gila Flight Chart The Reptilian Gila is a beaded overstable midrange built for control and reliability. With flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 3, the Gila holds its line under power, resists turn, and finishes with a strong, predictable fade. Its flat top, pronounced bead, and variety of plastics (including grippy TarPit and premium Amber/Glow blends) make it a workhorse option for players who want a wind-fighting midrange they can trust. Gila Flight Path for Newer Players For newer disc golfers, the Gila will feel very overstable. Thrown flat, it will fly straight only briefly before fading out hard and landing on hyzer. Beginners are more…
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Taurus
Millennium Taurus Flight Chart The Millennium Taurus posts flight numbers of 4 | 4 | 0 | 4 and fills the role of a very overstable, torque-resistant midrange. Built with a beaded rim and wide-diameter profile, the Taurus is designed for controlled power shots, dependable hyzers, and headwind approaches. Its combination of moderate glide and strong finish makes it a trusted tool for players who want consistent stability without unpredictable drift. Taurus Flight Path for Beginners Newer players will find the Taurus highly overstable. At slower speeds it flies straight out of the hand before dumping left (RHBH) with a heavy fade. Its reliability can help beginners learn hyzer angles…
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Gray Jay
Daredevil Gray Jay Flight Chart The Daredevil Discs Gray Jay is a very fast, very overstable distance driver with flight numbers of 14 | 4 | 0 | 5. It’s built for power throwers who need a long, stable flight that finishes with a sharp, reliable fade. With a wide rim and beefy high-speed stability, the Gray Jay excels in headwinds, forced hyzers, and utility distance shots for players with above-average arm speed. Flight Numbers & Disc Profile Speed: 14 – large-wing distance driver designed for high power throws. Glide: 4 – carries forward but prioritizes control over effortless float. Turn: 0 – resists high-speed turn, even into wind for…
