Streamline Range
The Streamline Range is a torque-resistant, low-glide approach disc built for precise distance control. Its shallow 8mm profile and thumbtrack-inspired shoulder make it feel like a “brick” in the best way: point-and-shoot, then sit down fast.
Flight: 2 | 1 | -0.5 | 0.5. The Range flies straight with subtle high-speed turn and a soft fade, pairing neutral stability with dramatically reduced glide for ultra-controlled layups and approaches. Official specs
Why throw the Streamline Range?
- Low-glide approach disc that helps you park shots without long carry past the basket.
- Torque-resistant flight that handles firm throws without flipping over.
- Holds the release angle for flat, hyzer, or anhyzer approaches with minimal surprise fade.
- Puddle-topped, low-profile feel that inspires confidence for backhand and forehand touch shots.
- Great “Berg-style” utility slot for upshots, scramble lines, and tricky distance-control situations.
Plastics
Neutron (premium): flagship opaque blend with excellent grip and durability. Neutron Range is the stock run and flies exactly to 2 | 1 | -0.5 | 0.5—straight, torque-resistant, and very low glide for confident, rangeable approaches.
Cosmic Neutron (premium swirly – special runs): color-enhanced Neutron with bold multi-color swirls, featured in Eagle McMahon’s Elemental Series. Cosmic Neutron Range keeps the same straight, low-glide flight with extra visual pop.
Eclipse (Proton glow): ultra-bright glow plastic with Proton-style durability. Eclipse Range offers the same controlled, low-glide flight with nighttime visibility and a slightly firmer feel.
Proton Soft (premium, flexible – special runs): gummy, translucent Proton blend with extra flex and grip. Proton Soft Range sticks where it lands, reducing ground play while keeping that torque-resistant, straight-fade approach flight.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 2
- Glide: 1
- Turn: -0.5
- Fade: 0.5
Similar Discs
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FAQs
What are the Streamline Range flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Range is rated 2 | 1 | -0.5 | 0.5. That means putter speed, very low glide, slight high-speed turn, and a gentle fade. It’s built for straight, controlled approaches that sit down quickly instead of sailing long.
Is the Range really low glide?
Yes. The Range is intentionally low-glide. It moves forward, then drops, which makes it ideal when you care more about landing zone than raw distance—think “brick” style control disc.
Who is the Streamline Range best for?
Players who want a dependable approach disc for tight landing zones. Newer players get a straight, forgiving upshot disc. Experienced players get a torque-resistant tool for powered layups, forehand flicks, and scramble shots.
What shots does the Range excel at?
Flat, straight approaches; short forehand flicks; soft hyzers that sit; and “get out of jail” anhyzers that need to pan and land without big skips. It’s built for finesse and control over distance.
Which Range plastic should I choose?
Choose Neutron for your main workhorse approach Range. Pick Cosmic Neutron if you want the same flight with swirly, tour-style looks. Go Eclipse for glow rounds and a crisp, firm feel. Grab Proton Soft if you prefer a gummier, stickier disc that minimizes ground play on fast greens.
