The Discraft Vulture is a highly controllable 10-speed driver built for laser-straight placement drives, high glide, and a reliable finishing fade. Known as a well-seasoned Predator, it offers great headwind security and comfortable rim control across durable Z Line, swirled ESP, and pearlescent Big Z plastics. Pick your exact disc from our live inventory.

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The Discraft Vulture Collection

If you are looking for a 10-speed driver that holds a dead-straight line without flipping over or dumping hard early, the Discraft Vulture is built for your bag. Often described by players and pros as a "well-seasoned Predator," the Vulture trades away extreme, aggressive overstability for noticeably more glide and versatile shot-shaping ability. It sits right in that sweet spot between a fairway driver and a wide-rim distance driver, featuring a comfortable medium rim that feels great for both backhand and sidearm grips. Whether you need to hit a tight gap in the woods or trust a long placement drive in a headwind, the Vulture delivers point-and-shoot accuracy. We photograph and weigh every single disc individually in our live inventory, so the exact plastic pattern and stamp you pick below is the exact one we ship to your door.


Flight Dynamics & Straight Placement Distance

On the fairway, the Vulture operates on flight numbers of 10 | 5 | 0 | 2. Its 10-speed rim gives you plenty of distance without feeling clumsy in the hand, while the 5 glide keeps it carrying deep down the line. Thrown flat with power, it rides straight with zero high-speed turn before settling into a smooth, forward-pushing fade near the target.

Speed Glide Turn Fade
10 5 0 2

What this collection brings to your game:

  • Comfortable Rim Width: Not too wide, not too shallow—gives you a clean release on both backhands and sidearms.
  • Predictable Headwind Stability: Strong enough to handle moderate breezes without turning into a roller.
  • Forward Push: Unlike pure meathook drivers, the Vulture keeps pushing down the fairway as it fades instead of stalling out.

Choose Your Vulture Plastic Blend

Discraft offers the Vulture in a few distinct premium plastics depending on the grip, look, and flight you want out of the box:

  • Z Line Vulture - The firmest and most durable plastic in the lineup. It features a translucent, glassy look and holds its factory stability longer than any other blend, making it the most overstable option in the collection.
  • ESP Vulture - Known for its swirled colorways and tackier, slightly softer grip out of the box. ESP breaks in a little faster than Z Line, unlocking extra glide and workable flex lines as you use it.
  • Big Z Vulture - Features an opaque pearlescent sheen and bold, oversized character artwork. It matches the stiffness and tree-hitting durability of standard Z Line with a lot extra visual flair.

How the Vulture Fits Your Bag Strategy

The Vulture fills the primary control driver slot in your bag, covering shots where a 9-speed driver comes up short and a 12-speed distance driver feels like too much disc. Big arms love it for straight wood lines and long, panning anhyzers that fight back flat at the end. Intermediate throwers and moderate arm speeds will find it works as a super reliable, headwind-fighting fairway driver with a safe, consistent fade.


Frequently Asked Questions About the Discraft Vulture

How does the Vulture compare to a Discraft Anax or Predator?

The Predator is a pure overstable utility disc built for heavy wind defense and sharp dumping hooks. The Anax carries a bit more late fade (3). The Vulture flies significantly straighter through the middle of its flight, offers more glide, and is much easier to control on flat placement drives.

Is the Vulture good for forehand/sidearm throws?

Yes. The medium rim width and clean underside wing make it very comfortable for sidearm players. It handles off-axis torque well, letting you snap it flat without fear of it instantly flipping over.

Which Vulture plastic is best for cold or wet weather?

ESP plastic is generally preferred for cold or rainy rounds because its slightly softer, swirled composition gives you better grip when your hands are cold or there is moisture on the disc.


Ready to lock down your control driver slot? Browse our 100% live real-time inventory below to pick your exact weights, colors, and unique stamp variations across the entire Discraft Vulture Collection today!