Xtreme 6|3|1|4

Discraft Fairway Driver 6|3|1|4 The Discraft Xtreme is a legendary, aggressively overstable utility fairway driver that essentially functions as a "meathook" or "trick shot" disc. Originally released in 2000 and out-of-production for long stretches, it has historically seen limited-edition re-releases through the Ledgestone Open and as a tour series disc for pros like Drew Gibson. How It Flies Pure Beef: This disc absolutely refuses to turn over. Even if thrown by the hardest throwers into a massive headwind, it will instantly fight out and dump hard left (for a right-handed backhand). Zero Glide: With a low glide rating, it is designed for strict distance control and will drop out of the air rapidly once it loses speed. Best On-Course Uses Force Flexes: You can throw it on a massive anhyzer angle knowing it will reliably flex back into a hard fade. Flairs & Skip Shots: Because of its high speed and hard angle of entry, it is perfect for hitting the dirt hard to get big, predictable flare skips around corners. Overhands & Grenades: Its high stability makes it an excellent choice for thumbers, tomahawks, or grenade shots to get over tall obstacles. Headwind Insurance: When the wind is blowing so hard that your standard firebirds or raptors are flipping, the Xtreme is your ultimate safety net.