The Discraft Cryztal FLX Z Zone carries Brodie Smith's "Get Freaky" darkhorse stamp on one of the most collected plastics Discraft makes. The Zone underneath is one of the most overstable, most trusted approach discs in the sport, built for the shots where a headwind or a hard flick cannot be allowed to mess things up.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 3 / 0 / 3

Cryztal FLX Z is extremely overstable and glassy translucent, and it can get away from you fast if you leave it up in the air or release it early on a hyzer. You need to throw this one out wide, often 40 feet or more left of the pin on a right hand backhand, and let the fade and skip carry it home instead of aiming straight at the basket.

It is torque resistant enough to handle a full power flick without ever turning over, which makes it a favorite strictly for forehand approach shots and headwind drives. Thrown with the right angle it hooks onto the chains from well off line, and thrown flat it holds a short, controlled fade that will not skip past the basket. This is more of a driving putter and approach disc than a primary putting putter, and it rewards intermediate and advanced players who already know how to aim away from the target on purpose.

Want the same overstable Zone in a grippier premium plastic? The Titanium Zone gives a softer feel in the hand. Like a color shifting look? The Colorshift Z Zone keeps the same flight in a Ledgestone run. Browse the rest of our Zone collection.

Speed 4, glide 3, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.2 cm, max weight 175 g.