Spike hyzer, what do you use?

[whentherainscome]

Finding stiff FAF Firechickens are a pain in the ass though

That's all I could find last year! Had to go out of my way to find a non-flat one.

I use a couple Firebirds, and for shorter shots any stable putter will work when thrown on a clean hyzer line, so Wizard for that.

 

[bthoma1]

Seems like I have said on this site lately is zone, but yeah you need a zone

 

[Aim For The Chains]

one of my favorites (no longer in the bag) but have memories of 3 shots in particular I threw a beat Z Crush and hit the top of baskets. It felt so easy to control on a steep hyzer with little lateral movement but still good glide to get some distance out of.

 

[swed]

2nd run valk, most os disc I throw, sticks good.

 

[mreynolds24]

zone or whippet

 

[chrishysell]

Ti Nuke or Ti Force usually. I prefer throwing flatter shots with a Zone.

 

[Rescue]

My two primary discs for this are the Valkyrie and Teebird, but have also used my putter when needed.

 

[ru4por]

Used to use a blowfly blunt for short spike hyzers, the thing folded upon landing, maybe a quick short bounce and flopped like it was shot. Unfortunately it sticks to about any tree it touches.

 

[Jintaq]

Sinus AP for short spike hyzer lob that may just hit chains.

Trident for just about everything else.

XCaliber for if I need a really long/high one to not flip. On a hyzered line that is so extreme its almost lined up vertically, but that's super rare.

 

[wake911]

2nd run valk, most os disc I throw, sticks good.

I hate you. (still mad i lost mine 1.5yrs ago, by far best disc i've ever thrown BH, FH, Flex, Skip, Spike, Rollers....and now i'll go in the bathroom and cry a little):thmbdown:

I use flat firebirds and gators....dangit, i need to put at least one gator back in the bag...i forgot i use them for short spike hyzers...my firebird will go too far, and i don't like spiking my whippets or M1. so much for consolidation of my bag, haha

 

[KenTyburski]

do any of these options change for forehand spike hyzers?

For me, yes. I roll my wrist quite a bit on my FH. I know this, and I've been working on it. But knowing what I know about myself, depending on the distance, I will not throw my Drone or Zone as much. My Drone is an LE FLX Drone that has beaten up a little. Although the fade is predictable, it flattens out too much if I try to power it up. I roll the Zone over on occasion as well.

For short forehand spike hyzers, I will still throw these two. But if I am in need of a FH spike hyzer line with a little more distance, I stick with the Trident and Firebird.