Testing 6 Speed Discs | Should They Fill A Gap In Your Bag?!? // Discraft Zombee vs Kaxe Z Review

[@bravosection]

I’m also going to mention the Axiom Crave. Come on Anthony, give the Gyronaughts what we want 😊

[@markhumphrey8894]

I really like my Crave from PDGA Birdie club. Feels more comfortable than a Buzzz or Mako3. That 1 more speed faster changes the rim shape and feels better in my hand than the 5 speeds.

[@marinebatley]

Great utility disc for curvy woods shots when you might need to power down some

[@mmdoof]

Crave is 6½ speed, Relay and Signal are 6. And you can feel the difference. Signal is a terrific roller disc, although may need some beating in before it does the fast-flipping roller. Relay is probably the only driver I would recommend to a slow arm beginner, very easy to throw and handles a mild headwind when thrown slow.

[@joakimtano]

Try the Kaxe (without the Z) for a slightly more stable 6 speed! Perfect companion to a properly beat in kaxe z.

[@ScroDiddly]

I love both my Kaxes but they both fly almost exactly the same. Very straight for me.

[@donaldsimpson26]

I use my kaxe z for a little more stable then my buzz ss then have the jarn for my over stable approach. Hoping kastaplast comes out with some more discs this season really liking everything I’ve tried from them

[@garykennedy5322]

Just to piggy back the other comments, the Crave is the only 6 speed I’ve thrown. Solid disc 🤘🏻

[@RINGOMONJ]

Axiom crave is a disc in this slot that I like the flight of. Use it for those longer mid-range shots where I don't really want to have to crank on it.

[@jthrift1]

My craves go nearly as far as my 9 speeds. I mean like maybe 10 feet shorter.

[@RINGOMONJ]

@@jthrift1 yep. I use it often when my arm is getting tired too on forehand heavy courses to get the similar distance as my OS 9ish speeds with less effort... just a tad touchier but still a great tool to have.

[@Steamrollger]

Came here to say this

[@WilliamBirdwell]

Crave is MVP

[@jthrift1]

@@WilliamBirdwell uh. No. Maybe. Yes. But no. It’s an Axiom Crave…

[@ChrisPlaysDG]

Gotta try the Axiom Crave! I absolutely love this disc for the Carolina woods

[@RockCh4lk]

I bag two. To me, the Crave is a 7-speed, even though it's listed as a 6.5

[@bravosection]

@@RockCh4lk Yeah, the Crave is sandbagging the 6 speed division

[@webjunke]

I bag 2 craves 6/5/-1/1

[@bgul4000]

6.5

[@webjunke]

@@bgul4000 I was waiting for someone to say this...

[@darkndeed6311]

I bag a 2 craves, a relay, and a servo. I have parked all of them off the pad. Amazing discs

[@russellholley-hurt2637]

Same. Love the crave.

[@vespercomit]

The Crave replaced my straight 7 speed slot

[@evig567123]

You have to include the axiom crave in one of these!!😅 I bag two, (cosmic neutron and fission), and i personaly love them!

[@jasonnorman522]

Crave is a good 6ish speed disc 👍🏼

[@jordanamundson4129]

6.5 speed*

[@oakdiscs]

Good god my man! You are pushing out content like noone else, I can barely keep up. Amazing! That said I hope you give yourself a break from time to time, can't have our future pro burn out on us!

[@jwmacr]

Real shame you didn’t add the Axiom Crave to this comparison. It’s one of my favs and fits this slot perfectly. FISSION PLASTIC in the 170g range, chefs kiss!

[@mmdoof]

150 class F Crave does magical things. It's like a putter's soul in a driver's body.

[@meister-t]

1:54 6speed is when the discs are more streamlined. at 5speed the nose tends to be more chunky. so if you're looking for something a bit more efficient at slicing through the air, but still beginner-friendly, 6speed is great for advanced-beginners

[@timrobinson9684]

I carry a few 6 speed mvp discs. I like it for midrange shots with low ceilings.

[@HARwinsOUTagain]

If you want something a little more overstable than the Kaxe Z, go with the regular Kaxe which is 6/4/0/3

[@zachross3541]

The 6.5 speed servo from mvp is underrated. Hyzer flip to flat and straight finish. I’ve put this thing out to 430+ somehow. I consistently throw it farther than my 10 speed anax and that’s no sloucher of a mold. NOBODY I’ve met has heard of the servo but they fall in love after just 1 throw

[@lorethrill]

Jumping in to say the Axiom Crave will change your life, just like everyone else is saying 😉

[@1andonlyMiro]

Lat64 Trident is a 6 speed as well. Also the Warship by Westside was originally marked as a 6 speed. I think both of those are definately viable options for bagging.

[@discgolfwes]

DGA Squall is the perfect tweener disc in my opinion.

[@DIAMONDBACK__6]

I love the deep mid feel of this mold! havent used mine a lot cause its clear but its v fun

[@xanderwebb7998]

So happy someone mentioned it! It’s my new favorite mold for a mid distance straight shot that just pushes forward the whole way

[@kilo2486]

Been loving the K1 Soft Kaxe Z for winter woods golf this year. The grip is really good with cold hands. The one I have gives a nice turn on flat release with medium power. It still retains some integrity to fade at the end of the flight. I would say the condition of mine is slightly beat in. Not a whole lot of wear on it. Highly recommend for cold weather players this winter.

[@connorstevenson6730]

Craves are great, but I'd also recommend it's cousin, the Servo

[@keyelectric91]

MVP servo and relay is good 6 speeds and the crave too.

[@hunternemitz3974]

I run a Relay, Crave, and a Servo, all great 6 speeds from MVP/Axiom

[@bengrant6478]

The Crave is my favorite disc in my bag. The dead straight or slightly drifting flip up forehand lines are incredible. I can not recommend a disc more.

[@jond1234]

The Kaxe Z is the best disc ever made in my opinion. I love throwing it

[@hugolundin9946]

The kaxe z is useful as a long mid and i pretty much dont throw 7-speeds because of it. I also love it for forehands on distances where i would throw a 5-speed on backhand.

[@Biglecowski]

kaze Z is a bomber! love seeing kasta on the channel!

[@nixx1195]

I’m currently going through both a forehand and backhand from change after being stuck around a 300 ft forehand and 320 ft backhand. (similar to you i started last year around february but i’m only 14) and your videos have helped me reach about 20 extra ft on forehand and 50 extra ft on backhand both pretty consistently. keep doing what you’re doing🙏

[@Slugalicious]

I love 6 speeds. I currently bag an MVP Relay and an MVP Servo. I also bag a Kaxe-z in the winter for glow disc rounds. I have previously carried a Crave, a leopard, and a Gazelle (6/5/0/2). It's such a useful speed. Farther than mid and straighter than a fairway. I find my TSA Praxis goes as far as most 5 speeds so it has replaced slower mids in my bag. I still bag a gator as an overstable mid/approach.

[@mmdoof]

Signal is awesome for shaping touchy hyzerflips. After a little bit of wear, turns into a super easy roller disc. Servo and Relay have harder time competing against the Crave and Hex which both fly a narrower line with competitive distance.

[@meister-t]

6:19 because the KaxeZ has a 15mm rim width(upper end of midrange although called a s6), whereas the Zombee's rim is wider at 16mm (true 6s).

[@jeremyroethel9849]

MVP Resistor. Slots between Zone and Firebird. Indispensable to my game.

[@BenHowardDG]

You should try a neutron resistor. They are torque resistant, but not crazy over stable like the glow ones.

[@wisherb1]

Should try a crave by comparison

[@morgoncosby9557]

I was just about to comment this

[@NickCarroll]

Speaking for myself, my first drivers were all 6-speed drivers. Leopard, Cheetah, Gazelle, Whippet. I had the understable, stable, overstable, and very overstable slots cover and at my novice-rec level abilities they did a lot for me.

[@mikejesso3157]

The gazelle in my opinion is the best 6 speed.

[@jonathanmodisette6997]

I LOVE 6 speeds. Craves or Servos both 6 speed and awesome. Also streamline makes a 6 speed too but their 7 speed drift is good too. Servo is the best in my opinion because it's a little more stable than the Crave but nobody throws them 😕. You should do a Servo video

[@HyzerFlexOnYou]

The servo is so good. That and the crave are so easy to throw and they compliment each other well. They have slowly started to replace my 7-8 speeds

[@jonathanmodisette6997]

@@HyzerFlexOnYou idk why they're not more popular. It's a great disc

[@JB-cf5js]

Hey, its Dreher Park! Up next a little Commons Park, West Delray, maybe down to Tradewinds/Woods before Markham Park?

[@1andonlyMiro]

That dye job is awesome.

[@adamw.8708]

Keep up the great content. Love the disc comparison rounds. Keep on the gas with how much you're uploading and you're gonna be up there with the biggest DG creators before you know it. 10x it baby!

[@billherrera6386]

My son has a Kaxe Z K1 soft. I compared it to my Fission Crave plastic. The Kaxe Z plastic is smoother and so good. Still wont replace my Crave. I bag 3 Craves, all different weights and plastics and just recently kicked out the Servo. The Crave is my favorite disc. I also have a Resistor for those utility shots.

[@webjunke]

I 2nd all of Jason's foot faults

[@archmik611]

The Innova Gazelle IMO is the best six speed disc. Its an older mold, but its available. Stable.

[@marinebatley]

I’ve got an old yellow Zombie-bee stamped Big Z Zombee. It’s so beat in that when throwing forehand, I have to throw it nose down at what feels like a 45 degree angle to make the probably -4 turn work for me. I call it my lazy powerstroke. Perfect for left hand turns on long par 3’s and short par 4’s as a RHFH golfer. Not a bad roller once they’re years old

[@GeorgeArthurJr]

I love 6 speeds. I still throw a Leopard and it's awesome. 6/7 speeds are about my max I can do.

[@mikedenhartog2018]

Received my 7'x7' visionary disc golf training net today. Used your link!! Great content

[@johan8602]

Kaxe z in k1 soft..my absolute favourite disc

[@Double2KK]

Like the sick dye job on the Kaxe Z and it is a good disc.

[@RommeOfficial]

Recently bagged a regular Kaxe and i love that disc for the woods courses

[@Obalanserad]

Haha, if you want it to stay bright. Come to Sweden! We have midnight sun in a week or two!

[@Unit_With_Legs]

I throw the Legacy Discs Patriot. It's 7 5 -2 1 but it's super controllable in the woods. The icon plastic ones are more stable. 350ft dog leg right and it's butter.

[@skwerrul6516]

I am a big fan of six speeds. The crave and magician have each, at points, been my favorite discs.

[@PhoenixRugerRedBird]

Axiom: Crave and Rhythm .... and MVP: Relay, Servo, Resistor. All are amazing slower fairways. Depending on the stability your looking for.

[@ScroDiddly]

I use a Kaxe z and a Kax. I use it as a long mid. It has a good flight

[@Lexoromicon]

Don’t forget the Resistor. 6.5 speed amazing disc

[@evanwalley]

Just picked up a K1 Kaxe Z and it may have changed my entire game. Gives me a lot of confidence on RHBH tunnel shots and I feel like it knows what I want it to do. Kastaplast has surprised me a lot

[@seanyoungman]

Axiom Crave is crucial!

[@drewvonawesome8851]

I love 6 speed discs, my first three control drivers are kaxe z for overstable, ascend for understable, and crave as the bullet.

[@wellzey31]

You think leopards are super flippy??? Max weight star leopards can be surprisingly stable or just super straight discs. that's at 325ft-350ft range too. I think leopards are more stable than kaxe z having bagged both.

[@brettmchan2855]

I don't have a use for one in my bag but I have always been intrigued by the zombee and always wanted to give one a try. If I run across one I am going to pick it up for no other reason than the name is cool and it's a bit different!

[@jasonfogel2780]

Trident and River Pro are pretty popular 6 spd drivers from Latitude. Core is a 6 speed, but more of a mid profile.

[@Chumba802]

Mvp has a 6 speed that's similar I think the relay it's 6/5/=2/1

[@midwesttreasureandrelicrec7914]

Latitude 64 trident! For big arms. I love it.

[@JustinHardyisbesthardy]

The Kaxe Z is the best because dyed discs fly better. ;-) Glad it's working for ya, I need to see how that Culverin flies too :-)

[@nickmo2412]

Should do a bag it or bin it between the axiom fireball, streamline flare, MVP terra/motion

[@michaelalbert6163]

How’d you like Dreher? Headed there this afternoon w my kid. Played Okee yesterday. Guessing you’re playing the tournament tomorrow at Delray?

[@jairedatwood7874]

A river pro in gold line plastic is a wonderful disc. 6, 5, 0, 2 solid disc

[@Caribuu]

I have a glide. I think it's 6/5/-3/1 or something. I can throw that sucker like 350 ft on flat / slight hyzer and it consistently finishes right. I use it in place of a longer forehand. I try not to forehand over 300. Anyways. I've wanted to try more 6s

[@TorrensTV]

Love my Kaxe Z, but it flew more like a 6/5/-2/1 for me right out of the box. Took a lot of getting used to!

[@rjwinter2483]

Axiom crave is a great natural 6 speed and the resistor MVP is an over stable 6 speed I love to forehand

[@bhamm80]

You know what I was very impressed with?? Yikun discs the kui. Super impressive mid the rim is very comfortable

[@bwemery5]

That kaxe is such a sick dye

[@jereschr]

So my main teebird actually got lost in the snow while i was in a tournament. Should i buy something else to fill that slot or would it be better for me to buy the exact same disc. Also i have been looking for a while to buy a Zombee, the only 6 speed mid-ranges that i have are M Model S's and 6 speed driver a Leopard. I doubt that my TL will be too understable for the 7 5 0 2 job, but it is six months till snow melts so i have some time.

[@Qriz78]

Why don't you try the regular k1 flat kaxe? It flies really straight. Holds torque real well. Good job on the pronunciation of Kaxe Zäta 🔥🔥🇸🇪

[@pallgumundsson1677]

You said you wished they were slightly more overstable but just so you know the Kaxe Z is a less OS version of the Kaxe, so might have to try that one.

[@willmcelwain3057]

Check out: Latitude 64 River Pro, Westside discs Warship, Axiom Crave, T.S.A Mana, Mvp Relay, and Discmania Magician. For a 6 speed slot.

[@coltonmandell4829]

Gateway Demon, 6-4-0-4. Get it in hyper diamond and you'll love it.

[@mikedoyle9934]

Ooooh! That near zombee ace!!

[@wzywgwzywg]

6 speeds are money. Crave vs Champ Leopard would be dope.

[@wzywgwzywg]

I started carrying a small sling bag and only carry 6 discs. After much trial and error I ended up with 2 distance drivers, 2 fairways, & 2 putters. The beauty of a disc like the crave, champ leopard, & kaxe z, is they can bomb like an understable 9 speed, or you can back off and throw them like a straight mid. At first I missed carrying mids, but that's because I used to throw everything hard. When I learned to back off and throw slow, I grew to appreciate this kind of disc a lot more.

[@ilmariharlemi3817]

river pro from latitude is a great 6 speed! you should also try latitude trident vs mvp resistor. also 6 speeds but super different, like approach drivers..

[@discordye4825]

Check out the thought space mana in the 6 speed range...it's amazing.

[@ChaosKLC]

I personally go straight from ESP Buzz to my Cline FD. I wonder if I need something in between them like a 6 speed?

[@benjam9035]

No Resistor? What a shame…

[@HyzerFlexOnYou]

Resistor is 1 step below a utility disc imo... but I still bag one in eclipse

[@Grannyknockers]

I have both the kaxe and kaxe z. They may be 6 speeds but they fly about as far as a 9 speed. Didn’t make my bag though cause they’re so glidey I just couldn’t trust them as much as a faster disc that goes the same distance but handles winds better

[@gregh7628]

Hey curious on your backhand is your right arm more loose when you throw and use it like w hip? Trying to understand how to get more distance. I have seen slingshot/ whip method. Is that what the pros are doing?

[@brianhandwork9762]

The speeds I have in my bag... 2,3,5,7,9,11. Anything faster than 11 I cannot get proper full flight out of.

[@bizzleonizzle]

RT

[@makedeuz]

Kaxe is a midrange😉Axiom Crave is what you want in your bag!

[@robertbickford2021]

I'm all about the kaxe and kaxe z life. I love the 6 speed slot

[@gwsmallwood]

Ever tried a River Pro? As much as you loved your River, that would be the first 6 speed stable disc I would recommend. Servo is better though…

[@discoriented6235]

You know, there are some decaffeinated brands on the market that are just as tasty as the real thing 😆. Seriously though, your energy motivates me.

[@Kirbstomp-jc9xm]

Axiom Crave is god of the 6 speeds.

[@tomlindberg6428]

Every time you speak about pures I think of innova colts. Have you ever tried them?

[@jasonsimpson9154]

Classic 6 speed. INNOVA CHEETAH, 6,4-2,2. workable or Lazer beam straight.

[@michealcarter4311]

Look into the Kaxe insread of the Kaxe z

[@markneff7207]

Accidentally bought a Kaxe when trying to replace Kaxe Z that I yeeted into oblivion. Really not a fan on the bead on the "standard" Kaxe. Don't love beads in general but on midranges it totally takes me out of it mentally - feels like I should be putting and kinda gross in the hand. The Kaxe Z is a gem though! It's obedient and does what it's told lol. Hope you consider it for your bag for shots where you want more control over your 7s or when you're on day 2 of your tourney and your body is telling you it can't make it there with a Emac!

[@jvtc]

I was the only person I knew that bagged a Zombie. I had it in the bag for 2 years. It recently lost its slot to the Crave.

[@dlfleetw]

Crave or the Servo are my main discs right now

[@brickchains1]

check out the JLS it's got a 1.6cm rim you're gonna love it

[@HyzerFlexOnYou]

When I saw you weren't throwing a crave, I knew what all the top comments would be. Honestly you could do a whole video just throwing mvp/axiom/streamline 6-6.5 speeds.

[@Iliyena87]

Got me 2 Yikun Kui not thrown more than a few times... compared to my beaten to death Discmania Magician from the light weight starterpack AND specs on PDGA... same mold xD 5/6 speed smaller diameter can be the midrange for people not liking the larger diameter! :)

[@Iliyena87]

Also... everyone seems to throw the Kaxe Z over there (N.A.), thats the less stable version of a mold by Kastaplast, test a Kaxe vs Kaxe Z :)

[@FifaInspected]

We love our craves!!

[@metalisit]

Bagging a bunch of 5 speed mids and then the typical 7 speeds, is there a reason for 6 speeds?

[@BenKickert]

If you want a more stable version of the Kaxe Z, the standard Kaxe is exactly that.