Once I could throw putters and midranges predictably to 250 feet, I decided to start trying out 7-speed drivers. The Leopard and Valkyrie from my starter packs were too light and beaten in to perform reliably, so I went for heavier weights and more durable plastics in my next fairway drivers. 

I found a Lucid Maverick here with a slightly off-center stamp and went for it. I love the glide and stability of my Lucid EMac Truth, and have not been disappointed with my Maverick. It will hold a long anhyzer line, with a slight fade as it slows down, unless thrown at top speeds. I can hyzer flip it for straight shots by throwing it just a little bit harder. 

I have found this disc to have higher glide than the numbers predict. Thrown on an anhyzer line with a bit of extra height, this disc follows a great S-curve for an easy 325-350 feet. My only disc better for distance at this speed is my C-Line FD, a famously smooth glider. I'm excited to see how these two discs perform as they beat in, and whether the relative understability of the Maverick becomes a factor (due to my increasing arm speed) before the condition of the discs does. This is a great first 7-speed for golfers working on their form and speed for that next level of distance beyond midranges.