Vulture | Discraft · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The **Vulture** by Discraft operates as a distance driver in the fairway segment, combining Speed 10 with controlled overstability for precise throws at mid to long distances. With Glide 5, it maintains height over extended stretches, while Turn 0 and Fade 2 ensure reliable flight paths even in windy conditions. Its flight profile resembles that of a Thunderbird but sits slightly flatter in the hand and feels less aggressive than a Predator. Particularly in Big Z and Z Line plastics, the disc shines: the stiff plastic enhances overstability, while ESP versions remain slightly more accessible. For approach shots with low skip and controlled landings on fairways up to 100 meters, it offers a dependable option. In flight, the **Vulture** exhibits a straight phase with moderate glide before the fade kicks in at the end of its path. The disc resists turnovers even on powerful throws and maintains stability through hyzer angles. On anhyzer releases, it flexes back to center predictably without flipping over uncontrollably. The stability holds up in headwinds where many Speed 10 drivers would turn. Fresh Tour ESP molds are even more overstable than Z variants, while well-seasoned discs approach the flight of a Construct and allow for slightly more straight-line distance. For forehand throws, the **Vulture** excels due to its low profile and predictable fade—low skip shots land with precision. On backhand, it delivers reliable hyzer lines and flex shots when kept tight on the fairway. Advanced players at intermediate to high skill levels appreciate its balance of distance potential and control, while beginners often need more arm speed to unlock its full potential. As an alternative to the Anax, it offers similar stability at a slightly lower speed, making it an ideal utility driver for technical situations in any bag.