After moving to a high elevation 5280, I needed something to replace my Destroyer.
Everything became more overstable, so I needed a fix.
The TeeDevil worked perfect for this slot.
I can throw it with a big hyzer ending still.
This is a little straighter, but still get monster skips.
158-159g Blizzard are bombers!

I don't hear anyone talk about this disc and I think it is a shame. On forehands, this disc consistently out drives every other disc in my bag. It flies similarly to my wraith, but is more torque resistant so I feel like I have more control on big drives.

A really perfect disc in many ways. Dead straight off the Teepad, won't turnover unless you really crank it, but can hit some real nice hyzer lines. I throw LHBH and a lot of local courses have long rightward bending curves to the basket. On those holes, I'm almost always reaching for my blizzard TeeDevil. 

For most of my life, this disc was my favorite distance driver!

The TeeDevil is a bullet straight flyer. At the same time it is very versatile. For years this was my only distance driver. I would throw it on everything from hyzers, to turnovers, to anhyzers. I believe that a lot of people who throw destroyers, but are can't turn them over would get a lot out of this disc. 

This disc is perfect for intermediate players and beginners alike. Sadly I can't recommend it to everyone because Innova discontinued all of the plastics besides blizzard, and blizzard does not hold up well in the wind or with powerful arms. I have tried more than 30 discs across Innova, Discmania, and Trilogy and the the only disc I can find that is comparable is the Enigma by Discmania. That disc has now replaced the TeeDevil for me since it comes in better plastics.

Nevertheless, there is no other disc that I reccomend more than a TeeDevil!

I hoped the Blizzard Teedevil would help me gain distance and it didn't disappoint in that regard. Previous to throwing this disc, my best throws were 280' from a standstill RHBH.  The first several throws with the Teedevil were all in the 300-320' range from a standstill RHBH.  However, this disc has extreme turn far beyond what the flight numbers would have you expect.  For a 300' drive thrown flat, it lands 30 degrees to the turn side of where you aim.  I am guessing that this is an anomaly for the TeeDevil since I have seen other inconsistencies disc to disc from Innova.  About the only way I have been able to get this to land where I aim is with a strong cross wind originating from the turn side.  Thrown FH it turns into a roller regardless of whether its thrown flat, or with Hyzer or Anhyzer. 

The TeeDevil was a disc that I was excited to try, as it seemed like it would fly like a beat in destroyer. I found this disc to be a bit more stable than expected, especially for it being in Blizzard plastic. This thing flew pretty straight, but had some hefty fade at the end of the flight. The flight was fine, but not what I was expecting or looking for from this disc. For others this may be a disc to look into. 

I'm a huge fan of the Starfire and decided to try out a TeeDevil as the flight numbers are the same other than the speed. I bought a 138g Blizzard Champion TeeDevil and rarely threw it, but loved the flight when I would throw it. I've started throwing it more often again and I wonder why I didn't throw it more before. This disc is absolute money. It has such a nice flight to it and getting it in a lighter weight means that it floats too. This is definitely one of my favorite purchases. 

this disc is super under stable in blizzard plastic so under stable that i only use it for over head shots it might be good for a beginners first 12 speed.

but i did get my first ace with it so that is good. 

I'm a beginner, so take it with a grain of salt. I have this in 135g Blizzard plastic. Honestly, this is a finicky disc. It requires my best technique or it doesn't perform. I have had trouble consistently throwing this disc, but I recently found a situation where it is useful. Downwind it is good. It has more turn than advertised (probably due to light weight) and I can put a little hyzer on this and it will flatten out and fly pretty far. If you have any cross wind or headwind, it is no bueno. I'd consider this a specialty disc only. Not a go-to, but very useful if you are looking for distance downwind.

Love this driver. Not super overstable. Holds a mostly straight flight path with a nice fade at the end.

I find that this disc does not stick to the stated flight pattern. There is no turn and it has a stronger fade. It is hard to predict and I can't get it down. There are some people that I play with that love this disc.

This disc is awesome.  I barely put anything into my throw and it seems to fly forever.

For beginners looking for extra distance and a nice "S" flight path, look no further. This disc is KILLER!!! Use exclusively in a gentle tailwind or a very very soft headwind. The disc will float nicely with a great path and nice control. 

Got a 146g Blizzard TeeDevil.  When working with it on the range, sometimes it was the longest disc thrown (compared to a Dominator, Boss, Wraith, Krait and Tern), sometimes it was finicky and didnt do much.  I realized I wasn't gripping it right, and when I made the correction it flew much more consistently.  I do get a bit more turn out of my Blizzard TeeDevil than I really expected, which is okay now that I do expect it.  Good disc, but I don't expect it to put the Destroyer out of business any time soon.

Great distance driver. The high speed turn isn't that high so its not as angle sensitive as lets say the katana. I have it in 136gm blizzard and with a good flick this disc will fly.

This is one of my favorite down-wind drivers. Mine is Blizzard Champion, so it is light, allowing me to really whip it out there on a strong flick. However, it is tough to backhand because of how low-profile it is, and, if you hope to use it into the wind or with a side wind, you're barking up the wrong tree. Off of the flick, I can get 350-400 feet consistently, with good accuracy. It is a fun disc to have, and, under the right conditions (as is the case with most discs), it will fly forever!

I love the Blizzard Champion of this disc! It flies far and straight (after a nice s-curve), and mine floats! Only downside of the light weight one I have is that it struggles on windy days. Otherwise - great disc!