Max Weight

176 g

Diameter

21.2 cm

Height

1.7 cm

Rim Depth

1.2 cm

Rim Width

1.8 cm

Inside Rim Diameter

17.7 cm

Rim Depth / Diameter

5.7 %

Rim Configuration

32.50

Flexibility

11.23 kg

Bead

No

# Discraft Tracker – Overstable Fairway Option for Wind and Controlled Lines The Discraft Tracker fills the gap between moderate fairway drivers and highly stable utility discs. With a speed of 8, it covers distances up to around 110 meters and is particularly suited for situations requiring reliable stability in headwinds or tight fairways. This disc serves as a workhorse for controlled fairway shots without tipping into the extreme overstability of discs like the Raptor or Predator. Popular plastics such as CryZtal FLX, Z Line, and Big Z offer varying levels of grip and durability—with the Big Z variant from the Ledgestone Edition standing out as an especially consistent choice for everyday use. In flight, the Tracker displays clear overstable characteristics: the -1 turn remains largely theoretical at moderate arm speeds, while the 3 fade ensures a strong left finish. The disc holds its line even in stronger winds without unwanted turnovers. Players with higher arm speeds can force straight flight paths with the right angle, while moderate throws transition smoothly into the reliable fade. A glide rating of 5 provides enough float for fairway distances despite the stability—the disc doesn’t drop prematurely but remains predictable. For hyzer lines and headwind shots under 100 meters, the Tracker delivers precise results. Forehand throws benefit from its torque resistance, while backhand players can use it for controlled anhyzer-to-fade shots. Thumbers and tomahawks maintain their intended flight path for extended periods. Intermediate players appreciate its reliability at moderate power, while beginners with weaker arms may find it too stable. For those seeking a dependable option between the Mantis and Raptor for windy or technical fairways, the Tracker is a solid contender.