Huge Hyzer Disc

I've been lookin at Innovas Distance Drivers, for a disc that will get me a huge hyzer in the open grass (although trees dont necessarily matter).  Preferably Pro, or Star plastic.

 

These discs caught my eye

Boss (13,5,-1,3) : Smack dab in the middle of the Flight C chart. Lots of speed.  Seems great, but what about the Turn at -1? Will that take away from the huge hyzer im lookin for?

 

Katana (13,5,-3,3) : I used to own a Katana, but gave up on it because it had just came out and I didn't know much about it.  Now that I think about it I really wish i still had it because I know i could rip one very far.  Although I have never owned a Boss, I'm aware that both discs have very wide rims does this help with bigger hyzers?  And again, what about the Turn at -3?  Will this pull away from a hyzer?

 

Destroyer (12,5,-1,3) : Obviously a good disc.  The physical characteristic appeal to me because the rim is not so broad.  Seems like a go to disc dealing with hyzers.  Probably my number one pick

 

Firebird (9,3,0,4) : Not very much speed, but the turn and fade seem to add up to make one believe this disc will put out a huge hyzer.

 

Beast (10,5,-2,2) : I own a 174g Beast, seems to me like i could pull off a nice hyzer, but the flight characteristics dont add up..which is why I'm looking elsewhere.

 

Any suggestions on these five discs would be great

[Jim Coonradt]

Opera 11.0 is giving me fits and not letting me edit my comments. I was going to say that the new Vulcan that is coming out should be an anny disc as well.

[Ben Calhoun]

Yeah wow that's confusing

[Nate Nasty]

YOU NEED TO FIX THIS QUESTION. YOUR TITLE  DOESN'T MATCH IT. I DON'T KNOW WHY SO MANY PEOPLE HAVE ANSWERED THIS WHEN IT IS SO  FREAKIN UNCLEAR.

If you are trying to throw backhand and turn the disc left to right then it matters what line your'e taking and how much height you have to throw. If it's a low shot use an understable disc. If you have plenty of height to work with, throw something stable and put more hork(more angle) on it.

If you are trying to throw backhand right to left, throw any disc you want.

[Ben Calhoun]

Apparently, I can edit your discussion titles so I just did, sorry bout that, but hopefully it makes more sense now!

[Jim Coonradt]

I'm still confused.

[Tate N]

HYZER

[Gary Burt]

think about a discraft predator best hyzer disc!

[steve sevonty]

I totally agree with the discraft predator being the best hyzer disc!It is not a high speed driver but hooks long and slow always has a spot in my bag. from innova the max is their most stable give that a shot, but like was already said most righty backhands will finish left. I think the t-rex would be your best bet, lot like the pred but not as stable.

[Ben Hartwig]

cant go wrong with the predator, its my favorite driver. If you are looking for something even more overstable go with the extreme, or XXX. both are good discs, but the predator goes quite a bit farther.

[steve sevonty]

And it is awesome for forehand turnovers

[Donny Olow]

There you go .

Destroyer (12,5,-1,3) : Obviously a good disc.  The physical characteristic appeal to me because the rim is not so broad.  Seems like a go to disc dealing with hyzers.  Probably my number one pick !!!

 

Love my Champion Destroyers !!!

[Jeffery Nugent]

my star katana, and my esp nuke both of them work pretty well for big hysers