Discraft Raptor - Overstable Driver

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Sometimes there are discs that come along that immediately become fixtures in the game of disc golf. The Discraft Raptor is one of those discs. A 9-speed, overstable driver with countless runs in Discraft ’s ever-evolving line of plastics, the Raptor is for everyone! First released in 2018, the Discraft Raptor was instantly put in the bag like Paul Ulibarri , Paul McBeth, and many others. In fact, it’s so popular, that multiple pros have signature Raptor runs, like Paige Pierce, Aaron Gossage, Adam Hammes, and of course, Paul Ulibarri. Here’s what Discraft has to say about the Raptor: The…Raptor driver has been a collaboration between our Team Discraft captain, Paul Ulibarri and our R&D guys. Driving into wind - check. Flex shots, Sidearm - check, check. The Raptor delivers the most confidence you've ever felt in a driver under 300ft. Make room in your bag, this just became a staple. They were right about the Raptor becoming a staple in everyone’s bag. Check out Discraft's video review of the Raptor with Paul Ulibarri: Discraft Raptor Flight Numbers Speed : 9 Glide: 4 Turn : 0 Fade: 3 Discraft Stability Rating: 2.1 While there are some stability differences when it comes to the Raptor’s plastic and run, it is mostly a super consistent disc that is reliable and fun to throw. On Hyzer, the Raptor will push forward and cover a decent amount of distance with the 4 glide before crashing faithfully to the ground. Players will find that long, swooping hyzer lines are not only possible but easy to throw with the Raptor. Thrown flat, the Raptor is able to hit a number of golf lines and is quite useful on nearly every type of course. Players who throw mostly open, park courses will love big lines and the Raptor's reliability in the wind. Thrown in the woods, the Raptor can be manipulated around trees and through thin lines. Raptor Flight Path Chart Here's a Discraft Raptor flight chart to give you a basic idea of how it's going to fly! Plastics for the Raptor The Discraft