Howler 12|5|-1|2

• Flight Numbers: The flight numbers for the Howler vary slightly depending on the plastic type.
  • Clutch plastic: Speed 12, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 1.5.
  • Savage plastic: Speed 12, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 2.
• Plastic Types: The Howler is available in at least two plastic types:
  • Clutch: Opaque, durable, with good flex and grip, and typically less stable than Savage. Good for colder weather.
  • Savage: Opaque, high-performance blend, stiff for control and very durable, typically the most stable. Recommended for more powerful throwers.
  • Blast: Translucent with flakes, stiff, durable with great grip, and considered the most overstable run so far.
• Performance:
  • For throwers with distances of 300-325 feet, it can be thrown flat or with a slight anhyzer.
  • For throwers with 400 feet of power, it can achieve a nice S curve by flipping to flat.
• Feel: It has a shallow rim which some players find contributes to a fast feel in the hand.
• General Impressions: Users have described the Howler as a disc that has some turn followed by a solid fade. It's considered a solid option for easy distance or as a hyzer flip distance driver. Some users have experienced it as being more flippy than expected.

In summary, the Lone Star Howler is a high-speed, slightly understable distance driver designed for maximum distance with a dependable fade. It comes in various plastic types that offer different flight characteristics and feel, allowing players to choose the best option for their needs and preferences.