Streamline Discs Parachute 🥏 Neutral Putt & Approach

Q: Is the Streamline Parachute a good disc for backhands?

Yes, the Parachute works well for backhand throws, especially with a smooth release. Its slow speed and neutral flight make it easy to control and ideal for players focusing on form and finesse.

Q: Is the Streamline Parachute a good disc for forehands?

Not particularly. The Parachute isn’t built for power or torque, so it’s not ideal for forehand throws, especially from players with strong arms. However, gentle flicks or light form drills may still work.

Q: Does the Streamline Parachute handle the wind well?

No, the Parachute is not designed for windy conditions. Its lightweight, floaty nature makes it susceptible to being pushed off course by headwinds or crosswinds. It performs best in calm weather.

Streamline Parachute Flight Review

The Streamline Parachute offers a floaty, finesse-based experience that stands out in any disc lineup. Ideal for short tunnel shots, warm-up throws, casual sessions, or playing catch, the Parachute brings a slow, controlled flight with a neutral path. It’s not designed to handle strong winds or high power, but it performs well in calm conditions where touch and accuracy matter most.

This disc has a rounded rim and gentle dome, providing a comfortable grip for both backhand and casual tosses. It fits well in the hand and is easy to release cleanly. With minimal fade and a neutral flight, it’s forgiving and easy to control, making it especially useful for beginners or those practicing technique.

In the air, the Parachute follows a slow, straight path and finishes with just a hint of fade. It doesn’t fight angles or torque, so it responds well to light anhyzer or flat releases. It glides smoothly and settles down with control. While not meant for long drives, it works well for short technical shots, form drills, and casual throwing.

The Parachute does exactly what it’s built to do—offer smooth flights, soft landings, and an easy throwing experience every time.

Glide effortlessly through the air with Streamline’s hybrid catch disc – the Parachute. The solo-mold Parachute is a great tool for learning the game, playing catch to warm up, or for floaty approaches and drives where extreme glide is required. With flight numbers of 1 | 7 | 0 | 0.5, the Parachute has a touch of stability at the end of its flight too, making it slightly more forgiving in the wind and able to fade a bit more out of an anhyzer release. If you’re truly looking to #FlySolo, the Parachute is the disc for you!

Flight Charts for the Streamline Parachute showing forehand and backhand flights.

Streamline Parachute Flight Numbers

1 | 7 | 0 | 0.5

The Streamline Parachute features very low speed, minimal fade, and a neutral flight path with no turn. It's designed for slow, floaty throws that stay straight and easy to control, making it ideal for gentle approach shots, catch sessions, and form-focused practice.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

The Parachute is an excellent choice for new players. Its lightweight, understable design makes it easy to throw and control, helping beginners build confidence and improve form. It’s also great for casual catch and warm-up throws.

Intermediate

Intermediate players may enjoy using the Parachute for short approaches and drives. Its ridiculously straight flight makes it ideal for tunnel shots and shot shaping.

Advanced

The Parachute may be too understable and floaty for powerful drives, but it's still great when you need some finesse. You can shape almost any line with this disc, and hammer that 200ft tunnel shot!

See How it flies

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