Survival Oxymoron
Flight numbers & chart 7Speed 1Glide -2Turn 2Fade
Choose a distance that represents the effort of this throw. Each disc may land shorter or farther. The chart adds 30 ft of headroom.
About this chart
Estimated paths assume a clean, flat release in calm air. Printed flight numbers lead; matching reviews make modest corrections. The distance setting changes throw effort and flight shape. Forehand uses a slightly different spin-to-speed response, without assuming wobble. Nose angle, spin, plastic, weight, wear and wind can change real flights.
The Oxymoron is a twisted experiment in disc design. It is a square-shaped "disc" that is not PDGA approved because it is not the right shape for competitive disc golf. But that didn't stop Doomsday Discs from making them for entertainment purposes and casual rounds. It has a round inside rim on the bottom so that it feels more natural when gripped...well...as natural as you can get with a square disc.
This disc will probably require a new flight number that measures lift, as it has a tendency to rise upward when spinning. Thus, we'll say that the disc has these numbers:
Speed 7 / Glide 1 / Lift 3 / Turn -2 / Fade 2
Discs with a similar flight
Translation missing: en.ardg_flight.loading