The Flare is an overstable Streamline distance driver rated 9/4/0/3.5: little turn, modest glide and a strong finishing fade. It suits forehand throwers, hyzer lines, low ceilings and windy holes. Players who want a straight finish or a driver that turns over should look elsewhere. Streamline designed it for flights with minimal turn and a powerfully overstable finish. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe it as very overstable and good off the forehand, with Cosmic Neutron plastic singled out for praise; one found it too overstable for everyday use. When the PDGA approved the Flare on 24 February 2019 (19-21), MVP called it Streamline's first overstable driver. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Fireball and the Remix Disc Golf Haymaker.
The Flare is an overstable Streamline distance driver rated 9/4/0/3.5: little turn, modest glide and a strong finishing fade. It suits forehand throwers, hyzer lines, low ceilings and windy holes. Players who want a straight finish or a driver that turns over should look elsewhere.
Streamline designed it for flights with minimal turn and a powerfully overstable finish. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe it as very overstable and good off the forehand, with Cosmic Neutron plastic singled out for praise; one found it too overstable for everyday use.
When the PDGA approved the Flare on 24 February 2019 (19-21), MVP called it Streamline's first overstable driver. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Fireball and the Remix Disc Golf Haymaker.
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