I'm a lefty and have to do these damn shots all the time! There's really nothing that's going to excel at this shot more than the Stingray, although the Tursas is darn close. The Stratus is almost identical but usually wants to burn out sooner...not sure you could reliably get it out as far as you want to. Stratus feels a little weird in the hand to me compared to the Stingray, too. I wanted the Fuse to fill the Stingray's slot in good plastic...they're nice discs but a little too finicky...tend to want to go super straight or burn out and their understability seems to vary a lot. If you don't mind your turn to hit the ground at an anny angle, then lots of understable discs will get you there, but if you want a flip to flat to hard glidey turn with some distance, Stingray is it. I'm really liking the Tursas now, too, but out of the box it's not quite like a good Stingray...as they beat in they are much better. I've had a couple of flippy GL Cores that would do this pretty well, too, and they'll give a little more distance than the Stingray. I tried to like the Meteor and Flying Squirrel and just couldn't jive with them. A good beat in Leopard is another option. I know you said yours isn't doing it but when they get good and worn they'll pull this off nicely. I've got a 160g star roadrunner that is also great for this...stretches a bit further than a Stingray before it takes the hard turn, but not as far a normal roadrunner. Someone mentioned a Panther...not my first choice but those deserve some love, too, even if hardly anybody even knows what they are anymore...wear one in a bit and it'll turn nicely.