Fast & Slow Speeds of your one disc.

[Donovan]

Some people use a particular disc that can travel multiple paths just by adjusting the speed. I am curious which disc you use for this and is there more than just a fast path and a slow path with this disc?

[Doktor John]

I use a 150 Champion for this...slow speed for hyzer...fast speed for anhyzer and when I hit that happy medium, it flies amazingly straight with a slight little hyzer at the end

[Marv Vega]

I use a 150 Champion for this...slow speed for hyzer...fast speed for anhyzer and when I hit that happy medium, it flies amazingly straight with a slight little hyzer at the end

I use these speeds as well for my 150 Star Valkyrie and 167 Elite-X Buzz, both very versatile.

[Disc Dog]

I use my Champion Shark this way. If I overspin it I get a great turnover. I can throw it slower and get a nice hyzer. Or throw it with just enough spin and a little hyzer and it flies straight.

[MotoDj]

if i understand the question right, i vote the crush and the buzz

both fly amazingly straight when full snap applied, but both also have predictable fade - and to answer the OP's question, gradually as you throw them slower they "slightly increase" the fade effect, ... like at 80% they aren't horribly overstable... they still have the predicable slow fade (it does increase exponentially , but very predictable and consistant when compared to arm speed/snap

[CwAlbino]

I'd have to say my wizard.

[Ryan P.]

roc's. The newer ones I throw mid-speed for overstable drives and hard for long straight drives, and the old ones I throw easy for shorter straight drives and harder for long annie drives.

[SoCalDg'r]

Star Cro, Slow and straight when im to lazy to grab a putter after my up shot, medium fast for long gliding hyzers, fast for hyzer flips out to 250' or so. And really snap it and it makes a great long anny.

[wolito]

I actually use my Champ Vikings sometimes for this. I drive fairly well with them and if the need arises, I will throw it with considerably less power for a spike hyzer around trees.

[Technohic]

I would say my Champ Monarch but it hasnt beaten in enough to where I can get a good anhyzer so I would say my Star Roadrunner just edges out my champ leopard.

[MrFixIt]

My Champ Coyote...
Nice and straight when whipped, predictable annys and hyzers when thrown w/less snap.

[Roc1Time]

Rocs and my TL

[Waddly Hobbins]

The two discs that I change the speeds on the most are the Buzzz and Drone.

For the Buzzz I'll throw smooth and with alot of finesse to get a nice straight shot. I'll then crank the buzzz out with a lot of power if I want an anhyzer.

For the Drone, I'll put a bunch of snap on it for it to go straight and then hyzer hard. I'll throw it slow if I want to turn a corner like a boomerang .

Most of the other discs I'll just change the angle of release for different shots. Those discs are the most speed sensitive in my bag that I've notice.

[garublador]

IMO, everyone should have a putter that works well at all speeds.

Rocs are good if they're beat up. I haven't had good luck backing off too much with new ones. They want to fade too early.

Slow fariway drivers are great for this.