Streamline Flare 🥏 Overstable Distance Driver

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

Yes, it’s excellent for backhand throws that need strong fade and skip, especially on open or windy fairways.

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

Yes, its flat top and torque resistance make it a great choice for powerful, controlled forehand drives.

Q: Does the Streamline Flare handle the wind well?

Absolutely. Its overstability allows it to hold lines and resist turn even in strong headwinds.

Streamline Flare Flight Review

The Streamline Flare is a highly reliable overstable distance driver built for power and precision. It thrives in windy conditions and delivers strong, consistent fades without needing touchy adjustments. Designed for confident throwers, the Flare resists turning and excels on aggressive lines that demand control and durability.

Throwing the Flare gives you a low-glide, straight launch that finishes with a hard, dependable fade. This makes it a go-to option for skip shots, spike hyzers, and placement lines where accuracy and finish are critical. Its high-speed stability holds up well to full power throws from both backhand and forehand styles.

Backhand players will appreciate the Flare’s ability to carve out deliberate lines and spike hyzer landings. Forehand throwers will value the torque resistance and clean, fade-heavy finishes without worry of flipping.

It’s best suited for intermediate to advanced players who need a disc they can trust in tough conditions. The Flare brings a dependable edge to your bag when navigating wind, shaping technical fades, or reaching for a reliable utility driver.

The Flare is an overstable distance driver from Streamline and is designed for flights with a minimal turn, ending with a powerfully overstable finish, and a reserved glide to prevent going long on the approach. The Flare is in the 19mm Driver class and is the first Streamline Speed 9 disc. A truly versatile disc whether fans are looking for something that can handle even the highest power throws, fighting the strongest winds, or for a wide range of utility shots, the Flare can handle them all. Burning brightly on the course, the Streamline Flare is coming to the rescue!

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

Streamline Flare Flight Numbers

9 | 4 | 0 | 3.5

The Flare delivers a straight, powerful flight with minimal turn and a strong, forceful fade at the end. It holds its line in tough conditions and finishes hard, offering a dependable option for skip shots, spike hyzers, and reliable placement drives.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

Beginners should steer clear of the flare and stick to slower, more understable discs until their form and power improve.

Intermediate

For intermediate players, it’s great for building confidence in hyzer angles. It also helps develop controlled forehand mechanics with a torque-resistant flight.

Advanced

Advanced players will find it ideal for skip shots, wind control, and shaping flex lines with power. Its strong fade handles torque and high-speed throws with ease.

See How it flies

Video Review