Opto Flow

Such a great disc! I've had one of these for a couple years now, and it's spent a lot of time in my bag. I wanted something that would turn a little bit more out of the hand than a Wraith for backhand, and something that would fill a slot in my bag for flip-up forehand distance shots. As someone who throws a lot of forehand and backhand, a disc that can be thrown both ways effectively is a huge asset when there never seems to be enough room in the bag. No matter if I'm throwing forehand or backhand, the Flow has enough understability to be effective in flip-up and distance scenarios, and enough overstability to get the job done in windy and fade-necessary scenarios.

I don't usually like a domey feel, but the Flow has enough to maximize glide while still feeling good in the hand. The 11-speed rim is my favorite size for forehand and backhand distance throws, feeling controllable and comfortable in the hand while still eating up some great distance. The Opto plastic is super durable, so it's a bargain. If you're looking for a beat-in Wraith that's inherently cooler because hundreds of people go nuts every time Matty O throws a first down with it, go with the Flow today!

It can handle torque on the backhand and forehand wonderfully. If you need a straight flyer faster than your destroyer

When you don’t find the grace to be your cup of tea but don’t like the beef of discs like wraith give this classic Lat64 driver a chance. Most runs are decently domey and have a solid stability that can handle wind and full power shots. Some wide rim drivers make your hand hurt to ‘grip it and rip it’ but these are pleasantly deep and comfortable in a fan or power grip. The older gold line runs are diamonds in the rough and stick around a long time just ask Matty O!