Streamline Engine

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Streamline

Engine

Flight Numbers
13
Speed
How fast the disc must be thrown to fly as intended. Scale of 1–14. A speed 13.0 disc is forgiving and works well at moderate arm speeds.
5
Glide
How long the disc stays in the air. Scale of 1–7. Higher glide means more distance potential, but less control in wind.
-0.5
Turn
High-speed tendency to veer right (for right-hand backhand). Scale of +1 to −5. Negative values mean the disc turns right at speed.
2
Fade
Low-speed finish to the left (for right-hand backhand). Scale of 0–5. Lower fade means a gentler, more predictable finish.

Streamline Official Description

Green C Studio and Eagle McMahon are assembling the adventure party for a new 2026 series – the Archetype Series! The Archetype Series assigns a role to each disc in the series, beginning with the Neutron Engine, AKA The Warrior.
With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -0.5 | 2, the Engine is built from the ground up to be a reliable workhorse driver. As the first 13-speed disc in the Streamline lineup, higher-power players will see the Engine stand up and cruise down the fairway, while average-power throwers will get shorter straight flights with a reliable finish.
One thing you can be sure of is that the Engine will fight to stay on whatever line you throw it.

Shipping cost for 1 disc shipped to any address in Japan is ¥185, using Japan Post’s ClickPost service. Shipping rate can change when additional products are included in the same order. Final shipping cost and discounts can be viewed in the shopping cart, before final payment is required.

Pickup available at Seto — Usually ready in 4 hours
Plastic
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Weight
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