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Streamline Discs Runway - Cosmic Neutron

Regular price $15.50

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Streamline Discs' Description:

Streamline’s first midrange is here -- the Runway, launching in Neutron Plastic. The Runway is an overstable midrange that can handle powerful throws with pinpoint accuracy. In high wind situations, this midrange will hold straight lines with a pronounced finishing fade. Power throwers will find a control midrange that has the stability to fight out of turnover and forehand lines. The Runway offers more glide than the popular MVP Deflector due to its less aggressive fade at the end of flight. Debuting with Streamline’s stock triple-foil stamp and premium Neutron plastic, the Runway will keep its stability while gradually breaking in to a trusted stable midrange round after round. 



To see the differences in each plastic please visit our Plastic Types page!
Runway Specs
Speed Glide Turn Fade
5 4 0 3.5
Stability: Overstable
Weights: 170-179g
Rim Width: 13mm

Customer Reviews

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Abuncha Bananas
Streamline runway neutron

The disc looks and feels great. Quite overstable and can handle some serious torque. Replaced my roc3 that was too beat. Highly recommended

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Ruth Ann Boyett
Best over stable midrange

The runway is made of a really great, sturdy plastic. The disc is very flat and stable. It can handle the torque of a backhand or forehand. I can easily throw this 200Ft+ with no flex off the tee but I mainly use it for up shots and around trees. It has a great fade and doesn’t dump. My favorite over stable midrange so far!

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Fred Krueger
Reliable

A midrange to count on. This is a slightly more overstable than a Zone. Forehand, backhand, both great.

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alejandro ocegueda

Streamline Discs Runway

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Joey Munoz
Great meaty mid

For me the runway is a utility disc and gets a fair amount of use. If you need to bend a corner hard or need a nice flare skip at the end of flight the runway delivers nicely. Similar to a buzz OS