[Drivers] Laser Beam Fairway

[MaxFlight]

Hey guys,

So I'm looking for super dead strait fairway driver... I currently throw an Undertaker for that slot, but it's getting pretty worn-in and throws more like my essence which has quite a bit of turn. Great for other purposes of course.

Would like to find something with 0 turn, and subtle fade... Not looking for "S" strait, just hold a rope strait.
Here are my current considerations...

- Star TL
- C-Line FD

Open to other options as well... Might even consider another Undertaker, but looking to try something different.

I throw max 400 feet, to get a sense of my arm speed.

Thoughts?

 

[franklinturnover]

Tl would probably be what you want.
On thing consider though is try throwing your essence with a little bit more hyzer and having it stand up to straight.

 

[MaxFlight]

Tl would probably be what you want.
On thing consider though is try throwing your essence with a little bit more hyzer and having it stand up to straight.

I do use my Essence for hyzer flips, but it's pretty touchy. I use it more for long turnovers.
Looking for something I can rip flat with zero movement right and subtle fade. Essence just has too much right movement when I crank it.

 

[myllys]

Buy a new undertaker

 

[oldmandiscer]

Champ Leopard 3, 175 gram. Don't let the numbers scare you it is very straight.

 

[twistedraven]

TL3 when brand new flies like 0 turn and 1 fade. When beat in flies like -.5 turn 1 fade.

But honestly the most simple answer would be to buy a new undertaker. That way you get same hand feel with different stabilities.

 

[MaxFlight]

Champ Leopard 3, 175 gram. Don't let the numbers scare you it is very straight.

I own a few leopards. They're a little flippy for me, but great discs.

 

[rocthecourse]

Beat in Teebird. If you are in a hurry go with Star if you don't mind investing some time go with Champion plastic.

 

[Lurp Nuts]

I own a few leopards. They're a little flippy for me, but great discs.

Leopards or Leopard3s? The Leo3 is considerably more stable than the former - especially in Luster plastic. If you can consistently turn a Luster, you've got a cannon arm.

 

[Casey 1988]

Glide in Z plastic will fly straight with little turn to the mold. Great disc, my uncle who has been playing since 1998-1999 uses the mold since 2010's sometime. I use similar mold very similar OOP mold and I would say try using a Glide.

 

[oldmandiscer]

I own a few leopards. They're a little flippy for me, but great discs.

That's odd.

 

[azplaya25]

QJLS was made for this shot.

 

[Moose33]

TL, View and Crave are all really good here. Need to learn to play with the angles a bit as well though.

 

[elmexdela]

opto saint

cycle teebirds

fd would work but trying to find that specific run is a pita

 

[VictorB]

going to reiterate that you should just get a new undertaker

 

[seedlings]

Fusion Explorer

 

[Joecuzzi]

I second the QJLS
Straightest Disc Forehand and Backhand...and Thumbers

 

[chris540]

Gstar Teebird after a few rounds will be dead straight with a baby fade.

 

[rusch_bag]

TL3 or a new undertaker. I like the TL3 better, but to each their own.

 

[jmbo]

Ditto TL3/TL, or even DX teebird if you're into that kind of thing. I find that star/champ Teebirds stay too stable, even when they beat in, but a slightly beat in DX or TL/3 are perfect, and not irreplaceable. What does the rest of your bag look like?