P Line md3's flip easily after they are beat in. Same with d line fd's. I have an older s line fd and glow cd2 that I can hyzer flip to straight or get them to flip up and over to the right.

I used to have that problem with distance separation at the same distances that you're mentioning. I was getting my drivers a little nose up which caused the problem. It was a grip problem. My old grip worked great with mids and putters. Look into some of the threads on here for throwing nose down.
I have a 165g s-line fd that i really learned to hyzer flip and keep the nose down and can push out to 400 now. You could probably do that with your leopard.

^^^ Thx, I may have to re-address the nose issue. I do get a fluke throw pushing 4 bills once in a while, but it's hard to re-produce on demand, so that very well could be a nose down issue. hmm.....

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There are some pretty good suggestions by others.

Any kind of FD, really. D-Line will be the most useful for this stuff right out of the box
CD2 is fantastic. S-Line is maybe the best for this sooner as opposed to C-Line that's on the newer side

EDIT: this is to follow on to DiscFifty's inquiry and the responses thereto

Not quite 50 but close enough

at altitude

D line FD hyzer flips with some nice turn (and a little fade if high enough). I've been really impressed with the D line (and I carry G and Night Strikes 1 and 2)

G line FD for slightly more stable than the D with similar lines, lots of glide. Also impressed with the G line fills the gap nicely between the D and Night Strikes)

G line CD2. I assume they are all flat (the 3 that I have are flat). Hyzer flip with some turn and a bit of fade. Longer, slightly more (low speed) stable version of an FD in my mind. After G line I'd suggest a flat and possibly lighter S line.

Anyone throw the color glow DD3s yet?

There are color glow DD3’s?

I guess I wasn’t paying much attention. I thought the mystery box DD3’s were just regular C-line.

The color glow C-line is one of my favorite plastics.

The weather has only given me a few chances to throw it, but so far they are very straight for me. With a little anhy I could get it to turn almost the entire flight and when thrown flat it just wants to keep going straight. They seem to be the most workable and have a little more glide compared to the CBs and stock stamp S-line DD3s I've thrown so far.

Thanks Discmania dude for the nice OS swirly S-FDs. I was even able to grab a couple 168g. I won't even complain about the swirly colors since I like them so much. 👍

The recent pearly Champion/C-line plastic is sweet. Please run some C-FDs and PDs, with a few in the upper 160's.

That is the plastic that I am hoping to see the FD2 released in. Pearly C-line