Streamline Trace 🥏 Stable Power with Precision Glide

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

Yes, the Trace is excellent for backhand throws. Its stable to straight flight path makes it reliable for controlled drives, hyzer flips, and precision fairway shots.

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

The Trace works well for forehand throws, especially for players who prefer smooth, controllable lines. Its stability helps maintain accuracy on sidearm drives and hyzer flips.

Q: Does the Streamline Trace handle the wind well?

The Trace performs best in calm to moderate wind. While it can handle some torque and sidewinds, it is not ideal for strong headwinds due to its glide-focused design.

Streamline Trace Flight Review

The Streamline Trace delivers a balanced, controlled flight that combines dependable stability with impressive glide. Designed as a straight-to-stable distance driver, it performs with confidence off the tee and works well for both tight fairways and smooth open lines.

In the hand, the Trace features a comfortable rim and a slightly domed profile that provides excellent grip and a clean release. It fits well for both backhand and forehand throwers, offering a consistent feel and strong control across many types of shots.

Once in flight, the Trace holds a straight line with a touch of turn and a reliable fade at the finish. It offers distance without sacrificing accuracy, making it useful for controlled drives and technical lines. The disc performs best in calm to moderate wind and can handle decent torque, responding well to hyzer flips, flex shots, and flat power throws.

The Trace is not extremely understable and not overly overstable, but sits in a useful middle ground for consistent shaping and glide. It brings together stability control and distance in a disc that fits comfortably into a wide range of player skill levels and throwing styles.

The Trace has a manageable 21mm rim width and straight-stable flight that places it squarely in the Speed 11 Power Straight market. The Trace’s moderate dome is smooth and even, with a shoulder and depth that yields excellent glide. Most players will be able to stand the Trace up on a hyzerflip, but the Trace will soak up plenty of power before being pushed off its straight line. Its ending fade is smooth but dependable for easy ranging.

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

Streamline Trace Flight Numbers

11 | 5 | -1 | 2

The Streamline Trace offers a stable, controlled flight with a slight turn and reliable glide. It holds its line well and finishes with a gentle fade, making it perfect for precise approaches, consistent drives, and versatile shot shaping.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

The Trace is just a little too fast and a little too stable for a pure beginner. It's best to first build up your form and power with mid-rangers and putters.

Intermediate

Intermediate players can rely on the Trace to refine their approach consistency and shot shaping. It rewards clean releases and provides dependable glide and finish, helping improve form and distance control.

Advanced

Advanced players will appreciate the Trace for its stability and precision on technical approach shots and controlled drives. Its reliable flight and smooth glide make it ideal for tight fairways, gap shots, and scoring runs.

See How it flies

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