[Drivers] Outta the box hyzer flip distance driver

[Aim For The Chains]

Valk speed that isn't another Valk? Neutron Axiom Insanity

Pretty much any of the 10 speeds from stable to US will fill whatever flavor valk you want.

Interia/insanity = champ/star like valks.
I am currently throwing an MVP octane which is flying like a 12-13 speed inertia. Pretty much dropped the faster 7/10 speed US stuff for the relay. Like you just said above that damn disc goes boom.

 

[ThomasOrion]

Try a S-Line TD - Discmania.

To me it flies like a Star Valkyrie but flies the S-shape line straighter, has a little more glide to it but still controlled as can be

Flight # around 10/5/-1/1.5 Not as understable as advertised, but thats better in my opinion.

It replaced a Valkyrie I had. OR Star Sidewinder or a new Star Valk

 

[Putt for D'oh]

@ 340' ? How about a Gold line or Recycled River.

 

[rd.bittle]

TP Underworld, you'll never look back.

 

[RomServo]

Ive been rockin a 170g X-Heat for my ootb hyzer flip for distance. Ive been curious if anyone else is throwing it too. Not getting off topic, is anyone else flipping a heat for long straight shots?

 

[joecoin]

Viking or Saint.

 

[esc1]

Could only flip a Leopard or River when I was at 340.. unless it was a neutral disc that was really beat.

 

[Sooner34]

Every answer that hasn't said Escape, TD, Patriot, or another Valk is just wrong. The Escape is the best entry level driver out imo. I have used it so long it's gone from a TeeBird style flight at 300', to a huge hyzer-flip distance line out to 400+'.

As your form and distance improves the Escape actually begins to cover more lines! Not to mention the fact that you can cover most lines with this one mold. I use a PD or a Thunderbird for my more OS needs at the same basic distances. Escape is my furthest flying disc if I hit it right, too.

Again, Escape. Most colors fly the same. Biggest diff is between plastic. Lucid is a great middle ground for stability and wear.

 

[ljerome]

TP Underworld, you'll never look back.

This. I second.

 

[SD86]

The Escape is the best entry level driver out imo. .

The Escape and Saint seem to be in right about the same place. How do the Escape and Saint compare (assuming same plastic)?

 

[ThomasOrion]

I'm tellin' you, you need an STD....I have 2 and they are awesome. I would give you my STD's but I wouldn't feel right just going around giving my STD's to other people.

S-Line TD - Turning Driver by Discmania Get it....S T D? haha GET IT? MEMBER? hahahaha ...haha ...hahahahaha......member?!

 

[93EXCivic]

Again, Escape. Most colors fly the same. Biggest diff is between plastic. Lucid is a great middle ground for stability and wear.

I have thrown three Escapes (owned two) and none of them flew alike. Two were Lucids. One was as flippy as a Roadrunner. One flew like a Thunderbird and the third flew like a Valk (at least what a Valk should fly like but that disc seems to be even less consistent).

 

[93EXCivic]

Ive been rockin a 170g X-Heat for my ootb hyzer flip for distance. Ive been curious if anyone else is throwing it too. Not getting off topic, is anyone else flipping a heat for long straight shots?

Me!

So much glide. Love me X Heats. Just got a Ti in to try out.

 

[Hyzer Ale]

Legacy Mongoose. I recently bagged it for this. The legend version has the perfect stability for long S-Turns. Just effortless distance.

 

[RomServo]

Me!

So much glide. Love me X Heats. Just got a Ti in to try out.

Nice! Thanks for the comfirmation bruv. Yeah i knocked a great deal of stability off this X pretty quick learning it on these wooded courses. Ive been wondering what a heat would be like in greater plastic. Let me know how that goes! :thmbup:

 

[RomServo]

I'm tellin' you, you need an STD....I have 2 and they are awesome. I would give you my STD's but I wouldn't feel right just going around giving my STD's to other people.

S-Line TD - Turning Driver by Discmania Get it....S T D? haha GET IT? MEMBER? hahahaha ...haha ...hahahahaha......member?!

:doh:

 

[ill4mation]

Just picked up a 167g star sidewinder. I'll hopefully be able to throw it tomorrow.

To those suggesting a STD, I've tried them and they are good discs, but they would take some beating in to fly like what I'm looking for.