Discraft Predator ESP FLX Golf Disc 164-166g – Fast Overstable Driver

Powerful distance with dependable stability

Meet the Predator ESP FLX, a high‑performance overstable golf disc designed for players who throw with authority. It stands out as one of Discraft's fastest overstable drivers, featuring a wide rim and a steady flight that, when released with power, can unlock new distance potential.

Built for advanced to expert players, this 164–166 g disc gives you the confidence to attack long fairways and navigate challenging wind. Its overstable profile resists turnover and returns to a confident fade, making it a reliable choice on days when conditions demand patience and precision.

Flight characteristics you can expect include a strong forward speed that carries far, followed by a predictable finishing fade. The disc is designed to excel on headwinds, crosswinds, and doglegs where a controlled finish helps set up your next shot.

• Extra long range potential when released with proper form and tempo
• Recommended for advanced to expert players who can harness its speed
• Best for wind or turning corners on tough fairways
• Stability rating of 2.5 provides consistent fade across many conditions
• Color variations may exist between production runs

On the course, you may notice the disc's combination of speed and stability powering through tight lines. The wide rim helps keep the disc on course at high speed, while the fade finish gives you a reliable end to each attempt, even when you need to shape a turn that favors your line.

• Perfect when wind is a factor and you need a stable finish
• Ideal for long drives that require a dependable fade
• Suitable for players who want a predictable, repeatable flight in variable conditions

Throwing tips: focus on a clean release and steady tempo to maximize distance and control. Start with gentle power and gradually increase pace while maintaining a stable angle to preserve the intended line. Colors vary by batch, so the disc you receive may look different from the one pictured.