Remix Haymaker Disc Golf Distance Driver

This is a Very Overstable disc that seems true to numbers (more overstable than my champion firebird). Plastic I received appears to be cosmic neutron and flies/feels similar to a TSA omen. Gives a clean release with both backhand and forehand.Not recommended for most beginners.Edit: It seems there a bad reviews stating this disc falls over hard. Reading this my assumption is that the person throwing this either doesn't understand what the haymaker is for, or doesn't have the arm speed/technique to be throwing it ... or both.This disc flies as expected for its intended function. This is not a straight flying driver. It is intended finish hard which can be used to get around obstacles (in air or with a skip shot).Also, If you do not understand what flight numbers indicate you should not buy this disc. 9 / 4 / 0 / 4 (speed/glide/turn/fade)...SPEED=9 indicates arm speed needed for this disc to fly properly/stay in air (not how fast the disc goes); as a rule of thumb arm speed = <max distance you are able to throw>/35... 9*35= 315ft ... you dont strictly have to be able to throw a disc 315ft (straight) to use the haymaker.. but don't surprise if it acts more stable (falls hard quicker) if you cant.TURN=0 indicates this disc has little high speed turn (disc should not go right when thrown flat RHBH).FADE=4 indicates this will fade hard .... go severe left at the end of its flight when thrown RHBH (Right Hand Back Hand)If you are looking for an VERY overstable control driver with a hard fade to get around corners in air or skip shots then this is your disc. It is a great value for a premium plastic. I have purchased 2 of these discs now (1 glow/eclipse plastic and 1 sport/neutron plastic). Sport is in my bag, glow is for backup/winter; both perform similarly.

Love using this for the tomahawks!

Mad that your Sexton Firebird's glow isn't great? Or think it's not beefy enough? Try this. MVP glow plastic and 9-4-0-4 should get you through glow season. Likely the same mold as the Streamline Flare, Mint Phoenix, and TSA Omen.

It's kind of a tossup on the plastic. You can be guaranteed it will be some of the good stuff but, whether it is the clearer harder type or the gummier opaque type (or anywhere in between) is up in the air. Mine is not entirely unlike Innova star plastic and flys great. It can be overpowered to fly straight with a reliable fade forehand or relied on for big hyzers backhand. Very comfortable in the hand with the grippier plastic and mine was 175g on the dot. I had to use my own scale as it was not labeled.

so these Remix discs are (from what i can tell) MVP plastics with Mindt disc molds. I dont know why its so cheap but it is premium MVP plastic. And they come in 6 and 12 packs. I was surprised how good the Haymaker flew in the wind (20-24mph). This is definitely the best glow I got now.

Plastic felt great, glow was amazing. But the disc is so ridiculously overstable that it turns completely sideways and falls out of the air. Very difficult to throw. Even on an extreme anhyzer forehand it still flips over and goes straight to the ground.

Great disc for someone who is a mid level disc golfer.

This has similar numbers to my fireballs. And this flies just like them. I use this/fireballs for forehand flex get out of jail lines.