The Streamline Neutron Flare is an overstable distance driver with a flat profile and an aggressive wing, the first 19 millimeter class disc Streamline built. Neutron plastic gives it the grip and torque resistance to handle a hard forehand or backhand release without the disc caring which one you throw.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 4 / 0 / 3.5

Neutron is grippy and stiff, holding its shape and stability through the kind of tree hits that would round off a softer plastic. It is the plastic to reach for when you need a disc that plays the same on throw two hundred as it did on throw one, no long beat in curve to wait out.

Thrown flat or on a slight hyzer this disc goes flat and straight before fading hard left, comparable to a Firebird but with a bit more glide once it opens up. On a forehand or sidearm release it squirrels through tight gaps in the trees and fights its way out of an anhyzer instead of holding the turn, which is the whole reason to bag something this overstable.

Built for an intermediate or advanced player who needs a wind fighting utility disc more than raw distance, especially anyone replacing a beat in Firebird. Best shot: a thumber or overhand release where you need the disc to come back to center no matter the angle.

Want a similar amount of beef from another brand? The Discraft ESP Nuke fades just as hard with a bigger rim. Looking for the class of driver this replaces? The Innova Star Destroyer is the classic comparison for tree fighting distance. Shop our overstable distance drivers.

Speed 9, glide 4, turn 0, fade 3.5. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 2 cm, max weight 175 g.