fairway driver
Type
Fairway driver
Flight numbers
6.5 / 5 / -1 / 1
Rim width
1.8 cm
Plastics
Neutron, Proton, Plasma, Fission, Eclipse
Max weight
175.1 g

What players keep saying · from 5 reviews

beginner-friendly2long2inconsistent between runs1

Their oldest Fission Crave is their all-time favourite, max weight and now quite flippy even for their 300 ft arm; an Eclipse Crave is very straight with a reliable fade, and a Neutron one was ridiculously overstable.

“I currently still have my oldest fission Crave which is my all time fave. It’s max weight and pretty flippy now even for my 300 foot noodle arm. I also”
positiveinconsistent between runs

Feels like their Crave fixes their mistakes for them, mainly too much hyzer on the backhand.

“I don't really understand why, but it feels like my Crave fixes all my mistakes for me, mainly being too much hyzer on the backhand. Got a recommendation for a”
positivebeginner-friendly

In their first year of playing, comfortably gets the Crave out to 260 ft and uses a Range for most approaches around 100 ft; the Crave and Range are their most-thrown discs apart from putters.

“I’m on my first year of playing, but I can comfortably get my Crave (6.5 speed) out to 260, and use my Range (Berg style disc) for most approaches around”
positivebeginner-friendly

Has a Bokeh and Craves in Fission, Neutron and Proton and likes them all, but their Fission Crave is really special: it just goes and goes.

“I have a Bokeh and Craves in fission, neutron, and proton plastics. I like them all, don't get me wrong, but that fission Crave is really something special. It just”
positivelong

The Crave is their favourite all-round disc and flies like a 9-speed; says Neutron Trails glide and Fission ones are more understable.

“The Crave is my favorite all around disc, flies like a 9 speed. Neutron Trail is a glider, the Fission are more understable. Frankly, it’s hard to go wrong with”
positivelong