The Lone Star Discs Glow Bayonet is a stable distance driver in Lone Star's glow plastic, and it flies more stable than the numbers on the stamp suggest thanks to the dome on the flight plate. It is the disc I reach for when I want a long, controlled backhand bomb that will not turn over.

Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / -2 / 2

Bravo Glow charges up bright and holds that glow for a long time under UV light, and it feels the same in the hand as Lone Star's standard Bravo blend, with a continual dome that fits comfortably even on forehand releases. It takes tree hits well and does not chunk.

Thrown flat it takes a slight turn with a decent finishing fade, and on a hyzer it holds that line and pushes forward instead of dropping. Rip it on anhyzer and it will turn for most of the flight before fading back hard, which is the shot this disc gets bought for most often. On a forehand release it goes dead straight for a long way before a strong finish.

You do not need a huge arm to get 350 feet out of this one. It works well for backhand and forehand bombs alike, and it holds up better in wind than most discs at this speed once you trust the fade.

Want the same mold in a non-glow plastic? The Lone Star Discs Bayonet Bravo flies identically without the UV charge. Need more turnover for a hyzer flip? The Lone Star Discs Alpha Tumbleweed is the one to grab. Browse our stable distance drivers.

Speed 13, glide 5, turn -2, fade 2. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 174 g.