The Discraft Heat in Jawbreaker plastic is an understable control driver that Discraft had never run in Jawbreaker before, and likely will not again, so this Ledgestone stamp is a one-time combination. The Heat has a reputation as the disc every beginner eventually finds and then keeps throwing long after they stop being a beginner.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 6 / -3 / 1

Jawbreaker mixes Discraft's grippy ESP base with a speckled, high-visibility pattern, so it holds the same premium feel with a brighter look. It grips well in wet or cold conditions and takes a good while to beat in, so the strong turn you get on day one sticks around for many rounds.

Thrown flat it flips up easily and glides for a long time, holding a gentle S-curve before a light fade closes it out. Both forehand and backhand releases feel comfortable off the smooth, rounded rim, and it handles a tailwind especially well since it wants to flip and keep gliding anyway.

Good for newer players who want a medium-speed driver that will not punish a slightly off release, and for intermediate players who like a controllable turnover option for tunnel shots. It is a natural step up once a mid-range starts feeling too short.

Want the same understable flight in a more common plastic? The ESP Heat is the standard version. Need something firmer that holds up to years of use? The Z Heat lasts longer. Browse the rest at the Heat collection.

Speed 9, glide 6, turn -3, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.9 cm, max weight 177 g.