The Discraft Heat in ESP Swirl is Discraft's easy distance fairway driver, and this Reaper Edition run wears our own flaming vortex stamp over a marbled ESP Swirl top. Discraft calls it a control driver, but the Heat earns its name as a turnover machine: point it high and rip it, and it keeps carving right long after most fairway drivers would have faded.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 6 / -3 / 1

ESP is Discraft's grippy premium blend, softer in the hand than Z and tacky enough to hold up on cold, damp mornings. The Swirl run marbles two or more colors through that same ESP base, so no two discs look alike, but the flight matches a solid color ESP Heat. It shrugs off tree strikes and beats in slowly, so the big glide and heavy turn stick around for a long time before it settles down.

Thrown flat with real speed it turns hard right and holds that turnover line before a gentle fade brings it home, good on tailwind holes and long rollers. Slower arms get a controlled S curve instead of a full flip, so it still covers ground without diving early. Newer players use it to learn what 300 feet feels like, and forehand throwers like the flat top and shallow rim for a clean release.

Want it in a solid color instead? The Discraft ESP Heat flies identically without the swirl. Want it in Z Glo FLX so it glows after dark too? The Discraft Z Glo FLX Heat holds the same turnover. See every plastic in the Heat collection.

Speed 9, glide 6, turn -3, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.9 cm, max weight 175 g.