This Discraft Crush is a Tour Series run in Z Swirl plastic from the 2022 Ledgestone Open, with foil colors only a handful of retailers ever got their hands on. Underneath the swirl it is the same very overstable distance driver, an early version of the Force with a bit more glide.

Flight Numbers: 11 / 5 / 0 / 4

Z plastic is Discraft's clear, durable blend, and the swirl run on this one mixes colors through the whole disc rather than just on top. It holds its overstability well as it wears, and even once it starts to soften up the low speed fade stays hard and predictable, which is exactly what you want from a beefy driver like this.

Thrown flat or on hyzer it holds its line and finishes with a strong, reliable fade rather than flipping over, so it works as a spike hyzer disc, a flat headwind bomber, or a sidearm utility disc depending on the shot. It handles a ton of torque off the tee without turning over, which is why forehand throwers keep coming back to it. This is not a first driver. It needs real arm speed to get out to full distance, so newer players should look at something more understable first.

Need this same flight in a plastic that will not turn over as it wears? The Discraft ESP Swirl Crush is the one to grab. Want more speed out of a similarly overstable disc? The Discraft ESP Nuke is worth comparing. Browse more in our Crush collection.

Speed 11, glide 5, turn 0, fade 4. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.1 cm, max weight 173 g.