[Innova] Slower Wraith?

[Omega SuperSloth]

if you can almost or just sometimes get a wraith up to speed try a starfire or an orc ,

also a new(unthrown) max weight valkiryie might work

 

[atvan]

Never thrown a Wraith but was thinking closer to speed 6-8ish, fairway drivers.

 

[Omega SuperSloth]

Never thrown a Wraith but was thinking closer to speed 6-8ish, fairway drivers.

to get a fairway up to speed you still have to throw 300+ft

try an overstable or stable disc in a lighter weight ,

i would suggest an orc , i have a champ orc that weighs 163 , which is low for these types of discs.

the orc is a speed 10 , which means it will go faster through the air than a fairway.

basically just find something fast in good plastic thats stable to overstable

also the orion ls can be found in lighter weights

 

[KelReeves]

Atvan, a P-Line PD is a good choice if you want a disc that can power down well and maybe cover a fairway slot. If your looking for a disc intended as a maximum distance driver but do not have the desire to go Wraith speed, I would suggest a OLF either Q or S (generally 1.1 is a tad less stable, and 1.2 is more stable). If you are looking for a fairway driver with Wraith like flight, a Eagle X is a excellent choice.

Really, any of the above discs are great and I don't think you can go wrong with any of them.

 

[tbird888]

If you're looking for a disc in the 6-8 speed range, the Eagle-X is a great choice.

Out of sheer curiosity, why do you want to mimic the flight of a mold you've never thrown?

 

[KelReeves]

Good point^^^

 

[tarel]

if you cant get a wraith to speed get a dx viking.

 

[D-Roc]

i would also suggest the eagle x id get a star one just cuz they say sex on the bottom

 

[Amadeus]

Orc is 1 speed slower than the Wraith with the same high speed turn and fade...and a much better disc all around.

 

[Koffee]

If you're looking for a disc in the 6-8 speed range, the Eagle-X is a great choice.

Out of sheer curiosity, why do you want to mimic the flight of a mold you've never thrown?

I was thinking this was a good solution. I also think that a pro wraith might work too as they are slower then their champ and star brothers and loose some stability decently fast. These also have really good glide.

Cheers - Koffee

 

[Oklahyzer]

Yeah, it sorta is a little hard to answer since OP hasn't thrown a Wraith before. lol. Maybe a description of how he's seen that disc fly and wants to duplicate would help.

Straight up best answer in the fairway range is definitely the Eagle - x or l, either way, depending on the wind or your power. A slower driver that you might consider in the fairway category is the Viking. If you can't power up a Wraith and/or your power level is borderline in the 9-speed area, the Viking will be very much like a Wraith's normal flat flight at proper speed. Comfy in the hand, great and very underrated disc.

 

[atvan]

Picked up a Star Eagle-X today. Also found a GL Striker.