The Elevation Binx in OG plastic was the brand's first fairway driver, built out of the same floppy recycled rubber that put Elevation on the map. It is a stable driver that behaves more like a putter once it lands, dropping straight down instead of skipping or rolling away. OG is Elevation's original rubber blend, and the Binx shows an average amount of that floppiness for the line.

OG rubber is soft, grippy, and noticeably flexible in the hand, more give than you get from any standard disc plastic. That flex is what kills groundplay on a drive that lands short, so a mis-thrown Binx tends to stay close instead of chasing off the fairway. It comes in bright colors that are easy to spot in tall grass, which matters more than it sounds like it should.

Release it flat and it holds a straight line with a controlled finish rather than the long turnover flip you would expect from a beginner fairway driver. It rewards a clean, accurate release more than raw power, so newer players get a forgiving control driver while more experienced players use it for tight fairway shots where a rollaway would cost a stroke. Anhyzer lines stay tame instead of turning into full rollers, which is unusual for a rubber disc.

Tired of long comebacks after a missed approach? The ecoFLOP Interceptor is Elevation's midrange built on the same sticky rubber. Want a plastic fairway driver with a similar straight flight? The Discraft ESP Heat is the usual comparison. Browse the rest of our stable fairway drivers.