What disc is best for strong head winds

I like to use low turn and fade discs in strong winds but i am wondering if there are better options. Maybe heavier discs or something ultra stable.

[Chad Curtis]

Try the Innova Destroyer in Star plastic.

[Sean McFarlane]

your most over stable one :P

[JeremyRogers]

agreed, I would say boss but I grip and rip a destroyer like no other and use my newest heaviest ones for hard head winds

[Robert Hargrove]

I had this awesome first run star destroyer if you can get your hands on one get the 175 its a great disc... sucks i lost it in the water...

[Ryan Walker]

I have used the DX dextroyer and it doesnt seem to do the trick, i feel like the champ boss or even champ monster would do it a little better

[Rescue]

Teerex. I throw a 169g and it handles the wind very well and it gives me good "D"

[Justin NUDGA#15]

STRONG head wind? go with something made for it, like an excal. Ultra stable. The boss works great, but still might flip on you. I like to throw those flip up hyzers with my boss in those conditions. I don't throw the Destroyer in STRONG head wind, but I would if I could.

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

The Max is perfect for the strong headwind.

[skinner]

Teerex X

[Brandon Swanson]

You often can throw the driver you would have, just put more hyzer on it. In very strong winds though you probably will need something more overstable. I use a firebird or a teerex-x, but the latter will still flip some for me so I have to be careful. I'm thinking about reintroducing an xcal into the bag for these shots, it really cuts through the wind well. I like to throw a hyzer line into a headwind whenever I can as I don't like to chance the disc flipping over completely on me. An experienced wind player (one who PRACTICES in different winds) can probably afford to throw s-curves into the wind and trust their plastic, but I just don't have time to practice much these days so I throw it hyzer.

[Wil Biggins]

Firebird!

[Duh]

I was told not to try to throw my discs so hard in a head-wind; that's what makes them flip over. I throw an Orc and Destroyer primarily, but if I do it right, I can even get my Beast to fly straight. Practicing in the wind will help you learn to use it. Play with the wind, not against it. For more advice, look for an article by Ron Converse (I think it was on the Discraft website at one time). That guy knows what he's talking about when it comes to playing the wind.