Whats your slow speed driver?

I'm thinking of switching to a slower speed driver, and was wondering what other players like to use.

Right now my lowest speed driver is a sidewinder, i'm thinking of going to either an eagle or a tbird. I tend to stick with Innova Star plastic, but do throw Discraft ESP plastic.

[nick young]

I throw z stalkers 175-176. They are my favorite driver because they hold a line so well. I know some people use them as long range mids but if you have the arm, mine push 360.

[Eric Day]

Yeah thats the issue i'm having is to much arm for the course's I play. My sidewinder lands at about 330-365 and my Mako lands at about 270 or Roc at about 300. I need something that I can throw hard and it will die out at about 310-330

[Brandon Swanson]

Might sound crazy, but switch over the Buzzz.  I throw rocs, zones and a stratus for mids and don't carry a Buzzz, but I throw similar ranges as you and the Buzzz will get you that extra 10-30 ft  you're looking for. 

[Brandon Swanson]

Firebird would also do the trick if you've got the room for its fade. 

[Jim Coonradt]

A Star TeeBird rules!

[Justin NUDGA#15]

Maybe just try to get a few more yards out of your roc.  I can throw a buzz farther than  roc. 

And I also think Teebirds rule.

[Ryan S. Flahive]

I love my star sidewinder, star leopard, and x express--nice slow turns

[Disc Player Sports]

Star Roadrunner, star leopard.

Been playing for years, and finally been using the slower discs more effectively to get out of trouble and straight shots that I want a skip at the end. Most of the courses are wooded here, where distance is not that big a factor.

Every try throwing a roadrunner sidearm? Wow, tried it and the disc went not only where it was supposed to go, but seemed like "why didn't I think of this before!" Only available shot was a side arm flick, around the rough and to the basket gently some 250 feet away at an 75 degree turn or so... it was easy.

[Eric Day]

Roadrunner was a disc I used to use, but I had more control with the sidewinder, and there the same speed anyway. It is a great overhand disc though. I think I got a champ leopard somewhere in the pile I'll give it a shot.

[Eric Day]

Roadrunner was a disc I used to use, but I had more control with the sidewinder, and there the same speed anyway. It is a great overhand disc though. I think I got a champ leopard somewhere in the pile I'll give it a shot.

[Dan Wilkinson]

If I could throw anything over 300 feet consistently I might be able to help you out. For me on holes 250 -300 feet I throw a champion t-bird or a z wildcat

[Coolhand]

stalker. but just put a tbird in my bag for shots that need to finish left.