[Drivers] Straightest Fairway You've Ever Thrown

[Wreck]

So...what is it? What disc have you owned/thrown that just went dead nuts straight with NO FADE and little to no turn?

BE SPECIFIC PLEASE. Assume a flat, backhand release. List weight and plastic type. We're talking speed 6-9 discs.

I'll go first:

170g Pro Leopard (once it beat in a little)

 

[The Hammer]

Last run CE TL. There is a reason I have 12 backups for it.

 

[dekdo]

Well if were talking no fade, then yeah my 175 pro leopard. It can be powered down for some laser straight shots.

 

[DiscinFiend]

175 Champion Teebird (Beat) - Thrown Flat
175 Champion Leopard - Hyzer Flip to flat

 

[DiscNutt123]

FR CE Leopard. Straight for days and days.

 

[davmer2303]

Star TL

 

[Okie-J]

Monarch

 

[Tpro]

Leopard. Thread/

 

[Gonnagal]

174 Opto Sparkle Saint.

 

[Swisher Streets]

Star Teebird for me

 

[Wreck]

Leopard. Thread/

Sure seems like it's going that way, lol

 

[MrGlass01]

Pro leopard. For longer 8/10 gold line saint is nasty!

 

[bhadella]

175g Star Leopard with about 3 months of wear/use.

 

[Brodysseus]

Star TL

Yeah, a seasoned TL was my straightest disc.

 

[Txeagle]

Beat in C.E Eagle L

 

[blackcatsmith]

I've had some dead straight drives with an Opto River, a Pro Leopard, and a Pro TL. The TL in Pro plastic is probably the longest and straightest, a Pro Leopard is the easiest for me to turnover, and a River in Opto plastic will fade late more than the other two, IMO. Westside's Underworld makes a great flip up and fly straight disc, as does the Roadrunner from INNOVA. This is especially true when having to throw from a standstill.

 

[hugheshilton]

Okay, so it's hard to know what people mean when they say "straight." Lots of people seem to mean understable because they talk about things like leopards and Buzzz SS's being "straight" discs. When I throw those discs with any power, they tend to flip over and bomb out, so I don't consider those to be straight for my level of power.

Currently, my straightest disc is probably the Prodigy F3. I can throw it hard and flat (RHBH) for dead straight shots about 300-325 feet. It will turn maybe 5 feet to the right of my line and then finish maybe 5 feet to the left of the line, but when thrown hard and not too high, it flies extremely straight for me.

 

[The Hammer]

Okay, so it's hard to know what people mean when they say "straight." Lots of people seem to mean understable because they talk about things like leopards and Buzzz SS's being "straight" discs. When I throw those discs with any power, they tend to flip over and bomb out, so I don't consider those to be straight for my level of power.

Currently, my straightest disc is probably the Prodigy F3. I can throw it hard and flat (RHBH) for dead straight shots about 300-325 feet. It will turn maybe 5 feet to the right of my line and then finish maybe 5 feet to the left of the line, but when thrown hard and not too high, it flies extremely straight for me.

Your "level of power" isn't the problem. A Leopard is capable of going very far (400'+) with out flipping and burning. You just have to have clean technique.

 

[Druid]

Vibram Ascent.

 

[wolfey]

169g sparkle 1.10 QJLS. suuuuper straight.