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- Speed: how hard the disc needs to be thrown; 12 is a distance driver
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- Glide: how well it holds the air
- 5
- Turn: drift right at high speed for a right-hand backhand
- -1
- Fade: hook left as it slows for a right-hand backhand
- 3
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Flight number ranges
- Speed about 1 to 14
- Glide about 1 to 7
- Turn about +1 to -5
- Fade about 0 to 5
Innova-style numbers. Brands rate a little differently, and plastic, weight and wear change real flight.
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