Lightning

The #1 driver by Lighting is a stable flying fairway driver with medium speed. This disc has some turn, some fade, and an overall neutral flight path. This inexpensive disc is good for beginner and intermediate players, and comes in weights as low as 130 grams!

When you need a shot to hook hard, the #1 Hookshot by Lightning is your answer. Like its name implies, this is an overstable fairway driver that will curve hard to the left. The Hookshot isn’t the fastest disc, but it is a good hooker that’s great for powerful throws and upwind shots.

The #1 Roller is an understable driver that is neither too flippy nor too beefy for the general, recreational player. It's a great disc to add to the bag for straight, fade-resistant shots down the fairway without a lot of power needed. Like it's name implies, the #1 Roller is designed for roller shots .

The #2 flyer is a gently overstable disc with fantastic speed for Lightning discs.

The #2 Helix is one of the fastest flying discs in the Lightning line. This disc is overstable, with some high speed turn at the front of the flight allowing for some great helix (S-curve) shots when thrown with power at an anhyzer angle. Lightning recommends this disc for advanced players. In Lightning’s Standard plastic in lower weight ranges, it floats.

Lightning claims that the #2 Hookshot is a “very fast, long range driver”. We consider it more of a midrange hooking control disc, because it’s just plain not that fast. The #1 Hookshot can handle strong winds and powerful throws and makes an excellent midrange disc. In lower weights, the #1 Hookshot floats in water.

The #2 Upshot is the ideal disc for young or beginner players. Lightning describes this disc as a "Midrange Approach Putter." The #2 Upshot is a fairly straight flying approach disc available in ultra light weights. It has a blunt rim and feels familiar to players who are accustomed to throwing and catching "Frisbees".

The #4 Driver is a fairly stable fairway driver. This disc has moderate speed, a substantial amount of turn, and a fairly heavy fade. In light weights this disc will turn over and slice to the right. In heavy weights this disc is overstable and curves left.

Lightning’s fastest distance driver. The MX1 is a sleek disc with a thin rim depth. This disc’s rim is thicker than any other Lightning disc at 2.1 cm. The flight path of the MX-1 is slightly overstable, with significant high speed turn and substantial end of flight fade. This disc turns over fairly easily. It isn’t good for forehand shots, but makes a nice roller. This is a nice driver for intermediate disc golfers.

This stable straight flying putter has a great feel to it that is sure to help you make putts. The Rubber putter has a very thin, but deep rim, and is taller than the average disc at 2.2cm in height. The Rubber putter isn’t really made of rubber, but comes in a grippy plastic that feels rubbery.