Super fast and over-stable long range driver with very slim profile which cuts through any headwind like it was calm out. Excellent utility type disc due to being so over-stable but some of the 150 class and older elite X (more seasoned flicks) can be great stable distance drivers. The flick has a very sharp but wider rim with sleek profile (only disc ever seen take out a 1″ green sappy pine tree limb with a clean cut like a saw) Not for a weak arm or beginner and more controllable than a Nuke OS. The Discraft pro’s are saying this about the flick:
“I use the Flick for sidearm shots. Great overstable disc that you can throw flat and know it’s not going to flip.”
-World Champion Eric McCabe
“I use this flat top, lightening fast disc in special situations. The Flick has a major role for short spike shots or I will often use it for a forehand in windy conditions. Usually the wind has to be blowing at 20+ mph for me to throw this backhand because this thing is so overstable.”
-Brad Schick
“This is my distance driver. The Flick is the fastest disc I have ever thrown and is another overstable bomber. For long open drives I can throw as hard as I can and give the disc a super fast, slight turnover angle that will always come back. A great disc for long hyzer shots and even longer forehand shots, and I use it for a flick roller to get out of trouble.”
-Cale Leiviska
I mainly use the Flick as a utility disc. It bombs as a forehand disc but with all the great understable discs out there the Flick got pushed aside as a driver and found a place in my bag as a do it all disc. The Flick is my go to disc whenever I find trouble. It cuts through trees and brush, its a great overhand and thumber disc, it cuts corners and has become my main roller. I use it as an overhand/sidearm roller and it handles different release angles predictably. With enough spin it just rolls forever even up hill. I’ve also used it upside down to skip and slide under trees. I haven’t found another disc yet that can handle as many different shots as the Flick. I get myself in plenty of trouble so I never play a round without it. I prefer a heavy Z plastic Flick for its toughness.
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Super fast and over-stable long range driver with very slim profile which cuts through any headwind like it was calm out. Excellent utility type disc due to being so over-stable but some of the 150 class and older elite X (more seasoned flicks) can be great stable distance drivers. The flick has a very sharp but wider rim with sleek profile (only disc ever seen take out a 1″ green sappy pine tree limb with a clean cut like a saw) Not for a weak arm or beginner and more controllable than a Nuke OS. The Discraft pro’s are saying this about the flick:
“I use the Flick for sidearm shots. Great overstable disc that you can throw flat and know it’s not going to flip.”
-World Champion Eric McCabe
“I use this flat top, lightening fast disc in special situations. The Flick has a major role for short spike shots or I will often use it for a forehand in windy conditions. Usually the wind has to be blowing at 20+ mph for me to throw this backhand because this thing is so overstable.”
-Brad Schick
“This is my distance driver. The Flick is the fastest disc I have ever thrown and is another overstable bomber. For long open drives I can throw as hard as I can and give the disc a super fast, slight turnover angle that will always come back. A great disc for long hyzer shots and even longer forehand shots, and I use it for a flick roller to get out of trouble.”
-Cale Leiviska
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I mainly use the Flick as a utility disc. It bombs as a forehand disc but with all the great understable discs out there the Flick got pushed aside as a driver and found a place in my bag as a do it all disc. The Flick is my go to disc whenever I find trouble. It cuts through trees and brush, its a great overhand and thumber disc, it cuts corners and has become my main roller. I use it as an overhand/sidearm roller and it handles different release angles predictably. With enough spin it just rolls forever even up hill. I’ve also used it upside down to skip and slide under trees. I haven’t found another disc yet that can handle as many different shots as the Flick. I get myself in plenty of trouble so I never play a round without it. I prefer a heavy Z plastic Flick for its toughness.
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