Discraft Meteor

Discraft Meteor – Glide-Focused Turnover Midrange

The Discraft Meteor is one of the most understable midrange discs in the Discraft lineup, perfect for players seeking smooth turnover shots, hyzer flips, or straight glide with minimal fade. Featuring flight ratings of 5 | 5 | -3 | 1, the Meteor offers effortless control and extended glide, making it a go-to for finesse shots and controlled anhyzers.

Thanks to its -3 turn, the Meteor excels at helping newer players achieve longer flights with less effort, especially when thrown on a slight hyzer angle. More experienced throwers can use it for touchy turnover lines or pinpoint rollers. It’s a reliable disc in any bag for wooded courses, tunnel shots, or when you just need to carve right around an obstacle.

Why Choose the Meteor?

• Turnover Specialist: Easy to shape right-turning lines for RHBH players.
• High Glide: Stays in the air with minimal effort for sneaky distance.
• Beginner Friendly: A great first midrange for learning angle control and finesse.
• Premium Plastic Options: Available in durable ESP and Z blends for grip and longevity.
• Versatile Use: Excellent for hyzer flips, gentle anhyzers, and even midrange rollers.

Flight Ratings:

• Speed: 5
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -3
• Fade: 1

Who Should Throw the Meteor?

• New Players: Gain extra control and distance with minimal arm speed.
• Wooded Course Throwers: Glide through tunnels and tight lines with ease.
• Turnover Enthusiasts: Perfect for carving clean right-fading lines backhand.
• Fans of Smooth Releases: Great feel in the hand with a forgiving flight profile.

If you’re looking for a midrange that glides effortlessly and turns with finesse, the Meteor is a game-changer. Want a similar disc with a touch more stability? Try the Discraft Buzzz SS. Or for a straight flyer with even more glide, check out the Discraft Comet.

FAQs

Q: Is the Meteor good for forehand throws?

A: It can be used forehand, especially for touchy approaches, but it shines most on backhand turnovers and hyzer flips.

Q: How does the Meteor compare to the Buzzz SS?

A: The Meteor is more understable and glides longer, while the Buzzz SS has a bit more stability and a straighter flight path.

Unlock easy glide and effortless turnovers—add the Discraft Meteor to your bag today.