The Discraft Titanium Heat radiates easy power in a pearly, shine finish plastic built for players who want distance without needing a huge amount of arm speed. It is Discraft's understable Ace Race mold, dressed in one of the brand's toughest blends.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 6 / -3 / 1

Titanium is a stiffer, more stable leaning cut than ESP or Z, and the Titanium version holds up more before turning over than ESP or Z. It carries a pearly shine and supreme grip that keeps its edge through a full season of tree hits and pavement skips.

On a hyzer release it flattens out and glides into a long, controlled turnover, and it works for laser straight hyzer flips as well as wide anhyzer lines that hold all the way to the ground. Beginners get real distance out of it without much power, and advanced players use the extra stability here compared to lighter Heat plastics to control it in more wind than a fully understable driver could handle. Good as a workhorse turnover disc rather than a pure beginner's first driver.

Want a flexible, grippier version of the same flight? Try the Discraft ESP Heat. Need the exact same mold in a different plastic weight? Grab the Discraft Z Heat. See more in our understable distance drivers.

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