Discraft Machete Flight Chart The Discraft Machete is a wind-fighting, very overstable distance driver with flight numbers 11 | 4 | 0 | 4. Built for precision and control rather than max-glide distance, the Machete thrives in headwinds, flex lines, and aggressive placement shots. Its low-profile, comfortable rim makes it surprisingly controllable for a disc this overstable, and reviewers consistently praise its predictability for both forehand and backhand power throwers. How the Machete Flies for Developing Arms For newer or lower-power players, the Machete will act extremely overstable. Expect short, strong hyzers with little to no turn and an early, forceful fade. It can still serve as a reliable utility…
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Quake
DGA Quake Flight Chart The DGA Quake is a reliably overstable midrange designed for control in all conditions. With flight numbers of 5 | 3 | 0 | 3, it offers low glide, zero turn, and a strong, forward-pushing fade. Players describe the Quake as a longer, glidey Zone-type disc that excels for both backhand and forehand throws, especially when you need the flight path to stay true in the wind. Quake Flight Path for Newer Players For newer or lower-power players, the Quake will feel very overstable. Expect short, controlled flights that hold straight briefly before fading hard. It’s not the easiest first midrange, but it can be a…
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RocX3
Innova RocX3 Flight Chart The Innova RocX3 is a reliably overstable midrange designed for control, wind resistance, and confident placement shots. With flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 3, the RocX3 offers a flatter profile, lower glide compared to a traditional Roc, and a strong, dependable fade. Reviewers consistently note its ability to resist turning in headwinds and its role as a perfect “control-first” midrange for both backhand and forehand power throwers. For players who want a disc that always finishes on time, the RocX3 is built for exactly that. RocX3 Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the RocX3 quite overstable, but useful as a learning…
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Slammer
Dynamic Discs Slammer Flight Chart The Dynamic Discs Slammer is a very overstable putt-and-approach disc with flight numbers of 3 | 2 | 0 | 3. Built for windy conditions, tight approaches, and controlled forehand shots, the Slammer offers a low-glide, high-stability flight that stops fast and holds its angle. Its thumb-track rim shape provides a confident grip, making it a popular workhorse for players who want a predictable, torque-resistant approach disc. Slammer Flight Path for Beginners Beginners may find the Slammer extremely overstable. Thrown flat, it will immediately begin to fade and finish hard left for a right-handed backhand. While not a distance disc for new players, it can…
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Criminal
Dynamic Discs Criminal Flight Chart The Dynamic Discs Criminal is a very overstable control driver with flight numbers of 10 | 3 | 1 | 4. It’s built for power players who need a low-glide, high-fade driver that fights wind, laughs at off-axis torque, and finishes hard every time. Think of it as a go-to tool for forced hyzers, skip shots, and reliable forehands when straighter control drivers start turning too much. Criminal Flight Path for Newer Players For beginners, the Criminal will feel like a meathook. At lower arm speeds it won’t show much of the rated turn; instead, expect a short push forward followed by an early, strong…
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Gladiator
Latitude 64 Gladiator Flight Chart The Latitude 64 Gladiator is a high-speed overstable distance driver designed for powerful throwers who need control at full power. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | 0 | 3.5, the Gladiator holds a straight, torque-resistant line before delivering a strong, wind-fighting fade. Originally developed through collaboration between Tomas Ekström and David Feldberg, this driver excels for advanced players who want confident, attack-line distance with a predictable finish. Gladiator Flight Path Overview for Newer Players Beginners will find the Gladiator extremely overstable. Without high arm speed, it will fade out early and fly much shorter than expected. That said, new players who need a…
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Energy
MVP Energy Flight Chart & Overview The MVP Energy is a 13-speed, extremely overstable distance driver with flight numbers 13 | 4 | 0 | 4. Built for wind and power, it holds torque, resists turn, and finishes with a strong, predictable fade. Players use it as a headwind fighter, skip-line specialist, and forehand utility driver. Best for advanced arms; newer players will see a quick hyzer finish. Flight Path for Newer Arms Beginners will find the Energy very overstable. Expect a short push followed by a hard, early fade. Use it sparingly at first—windy approaches, forced hyzers, and situations where you must avoid flip. Control Lines for Developing Players…
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Fighter
Legacy Fighter Flight Chart The Legacy Fighter is a power control driver built for reliability in headwinds and extreme overstability. With flight numbers of 10 | 3 | 0 | 4, the Fighter delivers a sharp, heavy fade and minimal glide, making it ideal for utility shots and predictable finishes. Designed for advanced throwers, this disc thrives when you need to force a hard hyzer or ensure your shot won’t turn over, even in tough wind conditions. Flight Path by Skill Level Fighter Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Fighter extremely overstable. When thrown flat, it will immediately fade left (for RHBH players) and lose distance quickly. It’s…
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Stego
Reptilian Disc Golf Stego Flight Chart The Reptilian Stego is infamous for being one of the most overstable discs ever created. With flight numbers 1 | 2 | 0 | 4, this putt and approach disc is designed to hook hard, drop fast, and stick wherever it lands. It’s not built for distance—it’s built for absolute control in extreme situations. The Stego is perfect for short hyzers, spike approaches, and headwind shots that require precision and zero glide. Stego Flight Path for Newer Players For beginners, the Stego will feel like a wall in the air—it goes straight for a few feet, then drops left sharply (RHBH). It’s not a…
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A1
Prodigy A1 Flight Chart The Prodigy A1 is a beadless, torque-resistant approach disc with flight numbers commonly listed as 3 | 3 | 0 | 3 (some runs appear as 4 | 2 | 0 | 5). In practice, expect a very overstable flight with zero turn and a strong, reliable fade. It’s built for short, controlled approaches and utility shots where you need the disc to fight wind, hold the line under power, and finish predictably. Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will find the A1 extremely resistant to turning. Thrown flat, it will move forward briefly, then fade hard. Use it as a teaching tool for controlled hyzers,…
