The Streamline Neutron Turbulence Special Edition is an overstable fairway driver built around low-glide control. Its distinctive concave flight plate and 7 / 2 / 0 / 3.5 flight ratings make it a purposeful choice when limiting carry and planning a strong finish matter more than maximum distance.
Less float, more deliberate placement
The Turbulence brings a deliberately concave top to a fairway-driver profile. Streamline designed that shape for reduced glide, torque-resistant forehand and backhand releases, and a muted skip. Ground play still depends on landing angle and surface, so it is not a guaranteed no-skip disc.
- Controlled forehands: An overstable option for players with a developed sidearm release.
- Backhand hyzers: Use the pronounced fade when the route calls for a committed finishing line.
- Distance management: Choose low glide when extra float could carry you beyond the landing zone.
Neutron plastic, Special Edition identity
Neutron offers a premium look and feel in opaque colors, with durability characteristics shared with Proton. This listing is the Special Edition version. Choose it for that edition identity without assuming the stamp creates a different flight from another Neutron Turbulence.
Who should throw the Turbulence?
Players seeking a low-glide, overstable utility slot will find a clearer role for the Turbulence than players chasing easy straight distance. Lower-power throwers should expect an earlier fade. It is a distinct alternative to glide-oriented fairway drivers, not a replacement for every fairway shot.
When the basket sits beyond an obstacle with little room behind it, picture the fading route and landing angle first. A measured throw with the Turbulence gives you a way to plan around reduced carry rather than relying on a long, floating finish.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 7
- Glide: 2
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 3.5
- Brand: Streamline
- Mold: Turbulence
- Plastic: Neutron
- Edition: Special Edition
- Disc type: Fairway Driver
- Rim width: 17 mm
Select the listed color, foil, and weight option. Actual flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.