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Discraft Cigarra

Discraft

A glidey fairway driver with a slightly firmer finish, built for controlled distance on shaped lines.

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Flight numbers
7.0
Speed
6.0
Glide
-1.0
Turn
2.0
Fade
Understable Stable Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
The Discraft Cigarra is a fairway driver with high glide, a touch of high-speed turn, and a moderate fade. That combination gives it a long, carrying flight that still comes back reliably at the end. The Cigarra is well suited to controlled fairway drives, hyzer flips, and turnover lines that need to finish rather than drift. Its glide keeps it in the air longer than most discs at its speed, which helps it cover ground without demanding a lot of power. This is a good option for intermediate players who want a fairway driver with more shape than a straight-flying mold, but a more dependable finish than a fully understable one.

Choose your plastic

2 options
Discraft Cigarra disc golf fairway driver in red Z Line plastic with Pandamonium I Choose Violence stamp, view 1
Most durable

Z Line

$18.99
Discraft Cigarra disc golf fairway driver in gray ESP plastic with Pandamonium I Choose Violence stamp, view 1
Most popular

ESP

$19.99

Which plastic should I get?

PlasticFeelDurabilityBest for
Z Line Firm and slick when new, translucent Very high, keeps its flight the longest Approach shots and windy lines
ESP Gummy grip with swirled colors High, beats in a bit sooner than Z Everyday throwing in any weather

Common questions

Is the Discraft Cigarra understable?
It has a small amount of high-speed turn but finishes with a moderate fade, which puts it close to neutral overall rather than truly understable.
What is the difference between the Cigarra and the Cicada?
Both are glidey fairway drivers with a similar profile. The Cigarra finishes with a bit more fade, so it is the more stable of the two.
What is the Cigarra good for?
Controlled fairway drives, hyzer flips, and turnover lines where you want good glide and a dependable finish rather than a flat, driftless flight.