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The Discraft Charity CryZtal FLX FuZed Raptor (9 | 4 | 0 | 3) is an overstable fairway driver with a flexible CryZtal FLX flight plate and a solid ESP rim. Great grip, strong fade and built for headwinds and forehands. Pick your exact disc.Couldn't load pickup availability
Discraft Charity CryZtal FLX FuZed Raptor 9 | 4 | 0 | 3
Support a great cause while adding elite overstability to your bag with the Discraft Charity CryZtal FLX FuZed Raptor! This limited-edition release pairs the trusted, torque-resistant flight of the standard Raptor with Discraft's dual-plastic FuZed molding. By combining a flexible CryZtal FLX flight plate with a solid ESP rim, this fairway driver delivers great grip and a one-of-a-kind look. Designed to handle heavy headwinds and skip shots, the FuZed Raptor is ready to become the go-to utility disc in your Discraft lineup. Grab this exclusive run from our Discraft Raptor Collection Hub or shop our full fairway drivers collection.
Flight Numbers
With official flight numbers of 9 | 4 | 0 | 3, the Raptor is built for dependability in demanding conditions. It features a flat-top profile and a comfortable rim that is loved for both power backhands and snappy sidearm releases. When you need a disc that will not flip over, the Raptor answers the call. It has a flat top and a 1.9 cm rim, it's 21.3 cm across and 1.9 cm tall, and it was PDGA approved on December 28, 2018.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 4 | 0 | 3 |
The FuZed Raptor delivers:
- Headwind Crusher: With its 0 turn and aggressive 3 fade, this disc bites through heavy winds without turning over, giving you a predictable finish.
- Forehand Perfection: The flat-top design and torque resistance make it a great choice for clean, powerful sidearm flicks that need to hit specific landing zones.
- Sharp Skip Shots: The overstability and 9-speed rim create big skips when thrown low and flat, which is great for navigating sharp doglegs.
It excels at:
- Headwind drives
- Power forehands to specific landing zones
- Skip shots around doglegs
The FuZed CryZtal FLX & ESP Advantage
The "FuZed" name comes from Discraft's dual-plastic molding process, which fuses two different plastics into one PDGA-approved disc. For this special Charity run, the Raptor has a gummy, translucent CryZtal FLX flight plate paired with a solid, opaque ESP rim. That gives you the best of both: the flight plate gives slightly under your thumb for great grip and impact absorption, while the firm ESP rim gives you premium durability and a confident release point.
How the Raptor Fits in the Discraft Lineup
- Vs the Mega Glo Raptor: Same mold and flight numbers. Discraft's brightest glow plastic. It's built a lot like Z Line with a slightly tackier grip, so it's the Raptor for night rounds.
- Vs the UV Z Line Raptor: Same mold and flight numbers. UV Z Line plastic changes color in the sun, with the TriFoil Owl stamp and the same Z Line durability.
- Vs the ESP Super Flx Raptor: Same mold and flight numbers. Bendable ESP Super Flx plastic that grips well and cuts down on hard skips.
- Vs the Holyn Handley Confetti Raptor: Same mold and flight numbers. Holyn Handley's Victory Edition in Confetti plastic, with colorful confetti flakes all through the disc.
- Vs the Discraft Vulture: The Vulture (10 | 5 | 0 | 2) is a little faster with more glide and a softer fade. Grab it when you want more distance and the Raptor is more fade than you need.
- Vs the Discraft Force: If you love the predictable, hard fade of the Raptor but need to push further down the fairway, the 12-speed Force (12 | 5 | 0 | 3) is your big brother driver. They pair perfectly for windy rounds.
- Vs the Innova Firebird: The long-standing industry standard for overstable 9-speeds. If you've thrown a Firebird, the Raptor will feel right at home in your hand, filling that exact same utility slot.
Discraft Charity CryZtal FLX FuZed Raptor Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 9 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 3
- Disc Type: Overstable Fairway Driver
- Plastic Blends: Charity CryZtal FLX flight plate with an ESP rim (FuZed)
Frequently Asked Questions About the Discraft Charity CryZtal FLX FuZed Raptor
What does "FuZed" mean on the Raptor?
FuZed refers to Discraft's dual-plastic molding process. Instead of a single piece of plastic, a FuZed disc fuses different plastic blends, colors, or patterns together. This Charity Raptor fuses a flexible CryZtal FLX flight plate with a solid ESP rim, creating a stunning look and a specialized grip.
Is the Raptor a good disc for forehands?
Yes, it is widely considered one of the best forehand fairway drivers in the game. Its flat top fits perfectly in a sidearm grip, and its torque resistance means it can handle off-axis torque without rolling over.
Is the Raptor suitable for beginners?
Because it is very overstable (9 | 4 | 0 | 3), the Raptor is generally too beefy for beginners to use for maximum distance, since it will fade and drop early. It is still an excellent utility disc for players of all skill levels who need to get out of trouble or throw sharp fades around obstacles.
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