Climo Discs Skyway
The Climo Discs Skyway is an 11-speed distance driver built for glidey power shots with a reliable, overstable finish. It mirrors its Sunshine Skyway Bridge namesake with confident stability. The Skyway stays composed in wind while still pushing down the fairway. Designed with Ken Climo’s input, it brings tour-level control to everyday distance shots.
Flight: 11 | 5 | -1 | 3. Skyway offers workable high-speed turn with a strong, predictable fade for hyzer-flips, controlled flex lines, and headwind drives.
Why throw the Climo Discs Skyway?
- Speed-11 driver with glide and a dependable fade for controlled distance on both backhand and forehand lines.
- Handles moderate headwinds without turning into a meathook, ideal for confident, high-power swings.
- Workable -1 turn lets you shape hyzer-flips, sweeping S-curves, and long pushing hyzers.
- Bridges the gap between understable distance drivers and true meathook bombers in your bag.
Plastics
Major Line: opaque, glossy premium blend with a slightly softer feel for extra grip and spin on power drives.
Victory Line: pearly, durable plastic with a balanced, tour-ready firmness that excels in windy rounds and repeated tee shots.
Signature Line: stiffer, swirly premium blend that keeps the Skyway stable while adding eye-catching, marbled colorways collectors will love.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 11
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 3
Similar Discs
Innova Wraith • Infinite Discs Czar
FAQs
What are the Climo Skyway flight numbers and how does it fly?
The Skyway’s flight numbers are 11 | 5 | -1 | 3. That means high speed, strong glide, workable turn, and a controlled fade. Expect a long push with gentle high-speed drift and a reliable, forward-pushing finish at the end.
Who is the Climo Skyway best for?
Skyway suits intermediate and advanced throwers chasing controlled max distance without sacrificing accuracy. Newer players will still find a trustworthy hyzer finish that does not burn over when thrown hard.
How does the Skyway compare to an Innova Wraith?
Compared to an Innova Wraith, the Skyway feels similar in speed and glide but plays a tick more overstable. It resists late turn slightly better, helping your flex lines fight back to center.
Which Skyway plastic should I choose?
Choose Major Line for softer grip and spin, especially in cooler weather. Victory Line excels as a durable, pearly tee-off workhorse. Signature Line adds a slightly firmer feel with eye-catching swirls.
