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Recently got a Zone SS and really likes it: torque resistant but with consistent turn when ripped at full power.

“I love the Mind Bender, but I recently nabbed a Zone SS and actually really like it; it’s torque resistant but consistent turn, I just”

Their long-bagged Origin has gotten flippy: RHBH high and flat it drifts right the whole way, on hyzer it flips up and drifts left, and RHFH it carves woods lines.

“I’m an Origin from discmania fan. Granted mine has been in my bag for awhile and has gotten flippy on me so I need to get a new one. On”

After years of love-hate with flippy mids, settled on the SoL as their flippy putter/mid hybrid: feels like a putter with nearly mid distance.

“I’ve had love/hate relationships with the flippy mid for yearrrrrssss and have settled on the Sol to be my flippy putter/mid hybrid (feels like a putter, almost distance”

The Fox is everything they ever wanted a flippy mid to be, and the Detour is good too.

“Fox is everything I ever wanted a flippy mid to be. Detour is not a bad choice either though. I've”

Finds the VIP Ice Orbit Tursas a solid choice: the mold is very understable but that plastic is more stable and feels different from a Buzzz SS.

“Tursas In VIP ICE orbit is a solid choice ithe molds very understable but that plastic is more stable and feels different than a buzz”

Finds the Ascend flippier than most flippy mids at full power, but at 70% it flies like a perfect flippy mid with extra speed for low ceilings.

“My left field option here is the Streamline Ascend, it’s a 6-speed so kinda that hybrid between a mid and a fairway. Handfeel is really similar to the Kastaplast 6-speeds”

Their favourite flippy mid is the Founder because it is hilariously flippy and fun: thrown on a 90-degree angle it still flips up and goes right.

“Favorite is the Founder, but because it is a hilariously flippy disc that is fun to throw. You could throw that thing on a 90 degree angle and it would”

Bags a Detour, a glow Detour and a beat-up Hex, and reaches for the Detour over their Uplink 99% of the time.

“Detour, glow detour and then beat up Hex. I still have an uplink in my bag but 99% of the time I'm reaching for the”

Got a K1 Hard Svea that is great now and will season into a hyzer-flip or turnover mid for woods shaping.

“Svea. I got it in k1 hard and it is great now and will season in to be a hyzerflip or turnover mid for shaping”

Made the same change from the Uplink and finds the TSA Mana exactly right.

“I just made the same exact change from the Uplink and the Mana from Thought Space is exactly what you're”

Swapped a too-flippy Uplink for a Fission Rhythm and hasn't looked back; dialed back, it still holds lines well.

“Had the same problem with my SE (Neutron?) Uplink. I swapped it out for a Fission Rhythm and haven't looked back. If I need a shorter shot, I'm”

Finds the Orbit Grace flippy without overturning, with very reliable S-lines that get up and glide for miles on slight hyzer.

“Orbit Grace, flippy without overturning, very reliable s lines, I always throw them in slight hyzers and they get up and glide for miles.”

Finds the OTB 2023 Vanish flies more like 11/6/-1/2 than 11/5/-3/2: it goes forever, fits their hand, and set their 465 ft PR.

“OTB 2023 Axiom Vanish. Those things are NOT 11/5/-3/2, more like 11/6/-1/2. Goes on forever, fits great in hand and looks cool, if you can find one still (go as”

Finds the Wave, though an 11-speed, a great flippy disc for good distance.

“I will say that a wave, even though it’s an 11, is a great flippy disc for some good distance.”

Their S-Line DD3 has become their farthest-throwing disc, turning with minimal hyzer or a flat release.

“S-Line DD3 has become my farthest throwing disc. I get the turn with minimal hyzer angle or flat release. Can't go super hard on the”

Finds the Kastaplast Älva a decent substitute for their old CD3s, with very similar flights.

“I've also found the Kastaplast Alva to be a decent proxy for my CD3s. Very similar flights. Prior to these,”

Prefers a beat-in Wraith for a flip-and-turn flight: it goes as far as their Destroyers without fear of burning over.

“Beat in Wraith, 11 speed I know. But it’s honestly my more preferred for the flight you describe and goes just as far without fear of burning over. I also”

Their flippy distance driver is a Champion Daedalus that always makes an S-curve.

“My distance flippy driver is Champion Daedalus. Always makes S curve. On forest courses I”

The Trespass has been their go-to: they very consistently get 425 ft with a good flip-up and turn.

“Trespass has been my go to for a while now. Can very consistently get 425 with good flip up and”

Their newer Reblend D3 is their standard straight disc, more stable than a Star Destroyer but less than beefy Halo ones; they can put max effort in without burning over.

“I'm exactly the same speed and spin as you and my standard straight disc (slight turn and finishes right in front) is the new(ish) D3 in Reblend plastic. I'd put”

Bags a Q-Line DD1, Q-Line DD3 and Supreme Trespass for max distance, averaging a little over 400 ft and hitting 430 with all of them.

“My driver lineup for max distance is my Q-Line DD1, Q-Line DD3, and Supreme Trespass, I routinely average a little over 400 with them and have hit 430 with all”

Their flippiest distance driver is a somewhat flippy Nuke.

“The flippiest "distance" driver I throw is a sorta flippy Nuke. I don't like throwing”

Gets consistent S-flights from a 158 g Destroyer at Colorado elevation.

“A good low weight Destroyer does me well. I get consistent S flights out of mine at 158g. Mind you I play at elevation in”

Their Fission Time-Lapse just doesn't want to stay in the air; they can throw their Bokeh further than the OG Time-Lapse.

“I have a Fission Time Lapse. That thing just does not want to stay in the air. I can get my Bokeh farther than the”

Their beat-in Mayhem started as a flip-up-to-straight disc and now turns almost its entire flight with a hint of fade, going for miles.

“Beat in Axiom Mayhem. Started off as a flip up to straight, now it turn’s almost its entire flight with the barest hint of fade at the end.”

Their beat-in Ballista Pro flies almost identically to their new Ballista, both in Opto, and they just broke 400 ft with the Ballista.

“Ballista or beat in Ballista Pro. My beat in Ballista Pro flies almost identical to my new Ballista, both in Opto Plastic. I just broke 400' with the Ballista yesterday.”

Uses Star Shrykes when they don't want it to come back and Halo for a full S-flight.

“A Shryke, can try different plastics to see which gets the path you want. I use Star if I don’t want it to come back,”

A 375 ft thrower at 6000 ft elevation who has never had another understable disc that turns well but still fades strongly like the Hades.

“I second the Hades. I’m only 375 thrower, but I’ve never had an understable disc that will turn well but still has strong fade at the end.(however I am at”

Finds the Shryke great for hyzer flip and turn but inconsistent, while the GStar Charger is more consistent; they throw 400 ft and max at 425.

“Shryke is great for hyzer flip and turn, but it's not a super consistent mold in my opinion. The charger is more consistent for me, the Gstar plastic will you”

Throws a seven-year-old beat-in Ballista Pro as their flippy distance driver.

“Personally I throw a 7 year old beat in Ballista Pro in this slot, but I use a Proto Glow”

Their VIP Sword and Paul McBeth Hades perform great in headwind, maybe not as overstable as wanted but their go-to when it matters.

“I have a vip Sword and Paul McBeath Hades that perform great in headwind while maybe not as overstate as you may want they are my go to for headwind”

Bags a Z Force that keeps them under 420 ft: very stable, but it flies further than their beefy Halo Star Firebird.

“I bag a Z Force that essentially prevents me from going over 420 feet. Very very stable, but flies farther than my beefcaked halo star”

Their Plasma Wynn Dragon Dimension is overstable but not dumpy, with a pushing fade regardless of headwind; it glides and they trust it on a 370 ft water carry.

“Plasma Dimension (Wynn Dragon 2 Run) It's OS but it's not dumpy, it has a good pushing fade at the end regardless of the headwind. It is a 14.5 speed”

Their Sockibomb Supreme Orbit General is their most reliable overstable disc, used backhand and forehand.

“Dyanmic Discs Sockibomb Supreme Orbit General - This is my most relaible OS disc in the bag. Use for both”

Uses a Spectrum D1 mainly forehand: they can throw a full anhyzer flex line and it always fights back out.

“Prodigy D1 Spectrum - Mainly just for forehand only, but I can throw a full ani flex line and it will always fight it's way”

Finds the new Vaino run of PD2 insanely nice as a long Firebird.

“for a long firebird the new vaino run of PD2 is insanely nice”

Their overstable distance driver is a Neutron Defy that feels beefier than 11/5/-1/3 and flies close to their Zone; they get nice hooks around 350 ft.

“My overstable distance driver is an axiom neutron Defy. 11/5/-1/3, but it feels beefier than that and flies a lot closer to my zone, so I don't really throw the”

Uses their Westside Adder only for utility and crazy wind.

“when a tornado passes by my westside Adder gets some action. But that disc hasn’t”

Their beefiest driver is a Neutron Teleport, followed by a Neutron Simon Line Time-Lapse that a pro called very overstable.

“Beefiest is MVP Teleport in Neutron Plastic 2nd Beef Axiom Time Lapse Simon Line in Neutron Plastic, had a pro throw that one at league last night and he even”

Uses a Halo Boss in the very overstable slot: easy to find with a good dome and aggressive wing, it carries a split second then fights hard back to earth.

“Halo Boss for me at the moment. I carry 3 Nukes for most golf distance shots, and I’ve found that in the massively OS slot the more stable Z Nukes”

Just over 400 ft, their headwind disc is a Fuzion Enforcer: it will fade and gets surprisingly good distance for its beef.

“I’m just over 400 and my headwind disc is a Fuzion Enforcer. It will fade and it gets surprisingly good distance for its beef.”

Their DX Rollos always turned into rollers, but a new 180 g Halo Star Rollo is much more stable, with just a slight right turn on RHBH.

“For some reason the new Halo Star 180G Rollo I got. I had DX Rollos and they always magically turned into a roller, the Halo Star is way more stable”

The ESP Buzzz SS was one of their first 'this flies really nice' moments: it does small flips and works really well for flick-type forehands.

“Buzzz SS in ESP was one of my first “Oh damn, this thing flies really nice” moments. It can do small flips and works really well for flick-type forehand shots”

Got a Tempo with their PDGA membership: very straight with a little fade, perfect for them out to about 250 ft.

“I'm got the **Tempo** with my PDGA membership and it seems to be exactly that. Very straight with just a little fade at the end.”

Calls the Echo possibly the most slept-on disc: it feels and flies like a slightly understable Hex and is the cheapest in premium plastic.

“1. Streamline Echo - possibly the most slept-on disc out there; feels and flies like a slightly understable hex. Least expensive disc on this list (in premium plastic).”

Finds the Malita flippy but with a reliable fade: the flip of an understable disc, the fade of a slightly overstable one, and great glide.

“How about a Malita? It's flippy, but has a reliable fade to it at the end. It's weird, it's got the flip of an understable disc, the fade of a”

Loves the Stig: super versatile and their first choice for a one-disc round.

“STIG all the way. I love mine and if I had to play a round with only 1 disc, the STIG would be my first”

Bags a Z Buzzz for generic Buzzz stuff, a beat-in Jawbreaker Buzzz for laser-straight shots, and a very domey X Buzzz that is crazy glidey and flippier.

“I bag a Z Buzzz to do generic Buzzz stuff, a beat-in JB Buzzz for laser-straight shots, and a domey-beyond-all-reason X Buzzz that is crazy glidey and more flippy than”

Has a Kastaplast Idog and loves how it flies.

“I have a Kastaplast IDOG and an FD and I LOVE how they fly. I’m”

Finds the new Q-Line FD pretty stable and glidey, much more stable than typical FDs.

“The new Q-line FD runs pretty stable and it's pretty glidey. Not "over stable" but much more stable than typical FDs”

The Evader is one of their favourite discs: they lost one mid-round and immediately bought another.

“What do y’all know about the Dynamic Discs Evader? It’s one of my favorite discs. Was playing a round, lost it, and had to immediately”

The Cigarra fills their glidey overstable slot: it takes a lot of turn with more power, but is super glidey and decently overstable once learned.

“Discraft Cigarra has been filling that role for me. Can put a lot of turn on it if you up the power, but super glidey and decently overstable if you”

Finds the Glory truly overstable and glidey.

“Glory, I don't know anyone who throws hard and calls a teebird overstable . Glory is truly overstable and glidey”

Doesn't think it gets better than the Eagle for a 7-speed overstable driver, though flat ones are hard to find without hand-picking.

“At the 7 speed category I agree. I don't think it gets better than the Eagle for a 7 speed”

Throws around 300 ft and finds the Saint Pro glides out with a very reliable fade.

“I throw around 300, and at that speed, the Saint Pro does glide out but has a very reliable fade. Op is asking for a”

Finds the Bear not completely straight but not super beefy either, and very accurate to its flight numbers.

“Bear is not completely straight but not super beefy either. Pretty god damn accurate to the flight numbers.”

Wouldn't call their Trail flippy, but it holds any amount of turn they put on it, flying like a Crave.

“Jokes aside, wouldn’t call mine flippy but it will hold any amount of turn you put on it. Flys like”

The EXO Hard Link was the first beaded putter they tried and it felt right: slightly overstable, good for throwing too.

“EXO Hard Link, the first beaded putter I tried and it just felt right. Slightly overstable, good for throwing too.”

Putted with Aviars that got flippy in strong winds; the K3 Reko is grippy, flat and super reliable in the wind.

“K3 Reko. I had putter with Aviars for quite some time and they’d get a little flippy in strong winds or broken in. The K3 Reko is grippy and flat”

Putts with the Pure for its shallow hand feel and neutral-to-slightly-understable flight, especially in Zero Medium Moonshine.

“Pure for me, I like the shallow hand feel and the fact that it’s neutral to slightly understable. I also really like the zero medium”

Putts with the Nomad: low profile, stable, micro bead, glides but not forever.

“Nomad. Low profile, stable, micro bead, glides but not forever. Pixel too”

Chose the PA-3 because it is neither deep nor domey; 300 Soft and Ultra Soft feel amazing, the slight bead is comfortable, and it was the most consistent for them.

“The Prodigy PA-3. I don’t like deep or domey putters and the PA-3 is neither. Prodigy’s 300 soft and ultra soft plastic feels amazing too. The slight bead is also”

Likes the Glitch a lot, but it glides a little too much and becomes a problem in windy conditions.

“I like the Glitch a lot but for me I feel like it glides a little TOO much and it’s a problem in windy conditions.”

Calls the Pilot the best putter, though their soft electron one sometimes gives them the worst spit-outs.

“Pilot Bros for life. It's the best putter but sometimes my soft electron cosmic whatever gives me the absolute worst spit outs.”

Putts with a Jawbreaker Challenger: they like the little bead and it isn't too deep for their hands.

“Jawbreaker Challenger I like the little bead and it’s not too deep for my hands. Plus they always look cool”

Finds the Crown like an Envy and PA-3 combined: shallow, flat top, nice bead, glides for days with a reliable finish; BT Medium is grippy.

“CROWN GANG 👑 to me its like an envy and a pa-3 had a baby. And that baby is beautiful. Shallow, flat top, nice bead,”

Switched to the P2 after hearing pros putted with it and hasn't switched in six years.

“P2. Got a Challenger SS in my starter pack. Watched an ITB where Simon and Eagle said they were putting with P2’s. Bought one to try it. 6 years later”

The Roach was their first beadless bullet-nosed putter and it instantly clicked.

“Roach. First beadless bullet nosed/convex winged putter, and it instantly clicked. Like Harry Potter finding”

Loves the shallow feel and neutral flight of the Electron Soft Proxy, which grips the chains nicely.

“Proxy, electron soft - love the shallow feel with a neutral flight. Grips the chains just nice. Envy, eclipse -”

Their Eclipse Envy has the same hand feel as their Proxy with a touch more stability for the wind.

“Envy, eclipse - same hand feel with a touch more stability for the wind.”

Got a glow Watt as a freebie and it putted so nicely in warm-up that they used it that tournament round, did better than usual, and have putted with it ever since.

“It felt so good in my hand and putter so nicely that I after 10 minutes I said screw it and used it as my putter that round and did”

Picked up an XT Invader that felt great, shallow and grippy, with low glide so they putt better in the wind.

“Picked up an XT Invader and it felt great in hand - shallow and grippy. Low glide so I could putt better in the wind.”

Loves the Judge's hand feel but finds the slightly glidier EMac edition better for putting.

“Yep, love the Judge hand feel, but the slightly glidier EMac edition is better for me. I still use a regular Jusge”

Calls the Praxis the straightest throwing putter; they already have two aces with it and the rim isn't too deep.

“Thoughtspace Praxis.....straightest throwing putter, already have two aces with em. The rims not too deep and they just work for”

Putts with the P-Line Flex 3 Color Glow P2x, the firmest P2x available: flat, shallow, stable and low glide.

“The firmest P2X you can currently buy: P-line flex 3 (color [unusable] glow). Flat, shallow, stable, low glide, and firm. Closest thing you can get”

Putts with the Judge, a proven consistent putter, and values cheap five-disc packs for practice.

“Judge. Proven consistent putter. You can also get 5 disc putter packs cheap on Amazon. Being able to have 10”

At elevation, prefers an understable putter with a bit of glide, and the 300 Soft PA-5 is their go-to for most situations.

“I live at elevation, so I opt for an understable putter with a bit of glide. The Prodigy P-A5 300 soft is my go to”

Putts with the Deputy: shallow enough, quite glidey, straight for a long way outside the circle, and a good flip-up forehand for weird gaps.

“Deputy. Idk. It’s shallow enough, pretty glidey, and it stays straight for quite a ways outside of the circle. In a pinch, it’s a good”

Finds the Luna great for putting; the rubbery eraser plastic feels controllable while shiny plastic feels slippery.

“Luna. Great for putting. The rubber eraser plastic feels controllable in hand. The shiny, candy shell plastic feels slippery to”

Found the Reko not glidey enough for long putts, but the Tuff came out and they immediately made long putts; they love it after testing about 25 putters.

“Tuff came out and immediately I was making the long putts. Still use Reko as my straight throwing putter. Use pure for hyzerflips. But for”

After wanting to like the Luna for three years, found they prefer beaded putters and the CT Challenger OS is the sweet spot: not too glidey, and misses don't go far.

“CT Chally OS. I wanted so badly to like the Luna for the better part of my first three years playing. I’ve also tried the P2 and Aviar. I finally”

Putts with an Electron Firm Atom: low profile with good glide, and since switching from a KC Aviar and P1x their putting improved a lot with a cleaner release.

“Electron firm Atom, low profile and good glide. Everything inside 90ft. Started with KC Aviar then P1x, but when I changed to Atom my putting improved so much. It gives”

Switched to the Fierce after loving how it felt in a store, and has loved it ever since.

“I eventually switched to the Discraft Fierce. I saw one at a local store. Loved the way it felt. Bought it, and”

Tried the Invader, Aero, Dart, Bullfrog and Xero and has the most consistency with an XT Xero; XT plastic seems to grab the chains better than anything.

“Now the past year ive tried the Invader, Aero, Dart, Bullfrog and Xero. I liked all those putters but the one i bag and have the most consistency with is”

Switched from Aviars to the MVP Ion in 2010; its depth feels much better in hand and they love the bead.

“MVP Ion. I used to putt with Aviars. I picked up the Ion back in college when MVP first started in 2010 because it looked cool, and after putting with”

Uses a gummy Discmania P1 as their putter for rain or cold days.

“Gummy plastic putter for rain or cold days: Discmania P1”

Throws their Sensei when they want a harder plastic that will skip.

“I throw my Swan and my Sensei a good bit. Swan if I want a straight shot that will stop where it lands and my Sensei if I”

Throws a Star Aviar3 as their straight-to-overstable throwing putter.

“Star Aviar3 - straight to overstable Approach Discs”

Has two Zones for overstable shots: an ESP one that is straighter and a beefy Metal Flake Bearheart one.

“Zone for overstable (I have two, one ESP that's straighter and a metalflake Bearheart Zone that is a beefy boy)”

Threw the Stasis for the first time and found it absolute money as an approach putter.

“Stasis and PA5 are the approach putters (got to throw the stasis for the first time today, absolute money) Jarn”

Finds the VIP Maiden awesome and it goes very far.

“VIP maiden cause it’s awesome and goes far AF. Range”

Uses the Range for straight shots they don't want going far and forehand anhyzers that need to hold the line; very useful and fun.

“Range for straight shots I don’t want to go far AF. Or forehand anny I want to hold the line, this disc is pretty useful all around and just flat”

Likes their Warden for shorter putts and most crosswinds, a Focus in a tailwind, and their Harp for headwinds.

“I generally like my Warden for shorter puts and most crosswinds, my Focus for putting in a tailwind and my Harp for headwinds.”

Runs a Fierce, Luna, Challenger OS, Zone SS, Zone and Zone OS from understable to overstable; they all get used, but the Zone OS gets the most.

“Understable putter Fierce, neutral putter Luna, slightly overstable Challenger OS, more overstable Zone SS, more overstable Zone, more overstable Zone OS. They all get used, but the Zone OS gets”

Switched from the Envy to the A5 because they think it handles the forehand better.

“Prodigy A5. Used to throw the envy but I like the A5 more because I think it handles the forehand better than the envy.”

Puts the Berg on a line to smash chains, and if it misses it doesn't go so far that the comeback putt is hard.

“Berg. Put it on a line and try to smash chains, if you miss it's not going so far you won't make your comeback putt.”

Uses a K1 Soft Berg X for anything that needs to stick hard or go straight to overstable.

“Got my Synergy Series Plasma Range for anything that requires flip or turn and pair it with my K1 Soft Berg X for anything that needs to stick hard or”

Their Z Athena pushes left for most of the flight without dumping.

“I’ve used both a Z Athena and a glow Evader that fly just like that”

Their favourite throwing putter is the Mercy: it fits their hand just right and has the right stability for their power to go straight with a touch of fade.

“For me, it's the Mercy by Lat 64. Fits in my hand just right and has just the right stability for my power level to go straight where I throw”

Finds the Tesla not its numbers but a beef cake out of the box; it is less beefy than their Volt but not by as much as expected, and nothing like an Insanity.

“This, the Tesla is not its numbers, it is a beef cake out of the box. I throw a Tesla and volt and while the Tesla is less beefy than”

Finds the Inertia legit: more stable and flatter than their Valkyries, and perfect for full-flight forehand bombers at their arm speed.

“Inertia is legit. More stable than my Valks and flatter. Perfect for the forehand full flight bombers at my arm speed.”

Finds their Prism Trances like a glidier Wrath.

“I would say my Prism Trances(OTB and Circuit event) are like a more glidey Wrath.”

Recommends the Streamline Lift, especially Eclipse: it slots nicely between their Insanity and Tesla, their two main 9-speeds.

“My vote is a Streamline Lift. Especially in eclipse. It slots in nicely between the insanity and the Tesla (my two primary 9 speeds).”

Finds the Relay slightly more stable than the Crave and so more reliable: thrown hard it is very straight with barely any turn or fade, while the Crave is sensitive to release angle.

“Yeah relay has slightly more stability than crave. Hence the reliability. When I throw it fully and hard, it’s very straight - barely turn, barely fades. Crave’s less stability make”

Threw a Wrath in this slot for a long time and still likes it, but it has less glide than they wanted.

“I was in this same situation, I threw a Wrath in this slot for a long time and still like the disc a lot. It”

The C-Line MD1 surprised them: a bit deep, but with a changed grip it glides for days, arrow straight or a gentle turnover, though not a forehand disc.

“MD1 was a really surprising disc on the course. I thought I'd never be able to throw it properly as it's a bit deep, but I changed my grip a”

Their C-Line FD feels good: not a Crave, but a useful straight-to-stable flight that is staying in the bag.

“C-line FD felt good too. It's not a crave, but I certainly could find the straight to stable flight useful. I just threw a couple”

Tried a few throws with a K1 Falk and found it slightly too understable, with some throws burning over, though the plastic feels good even in the cold.

“Thanks for the tip. I tried a few throws with the K1 line Falk, and it was a bit dubious for me - couldn't get the hang of it as”

Has a couple of DDs: one is slightly too understable even for their arm speed, especially in wind, but a Color Glow DD is quite usable with nice turnover lines.

“I do have couple of DD's - one of them tends to be slightly too understable even for my arm speed especially in the wind. I have a”

Nothing will kick out their VIP Anvil; it is probably their most thrown disc after putters in the woods and their get-out-of-jail card.

“Nothing will kick out the VIP Anvil. Its probably my most thrown disc (after putters) as I'm playing in the woods mostly. It's my trusted”

Finds the Warship (straight) and Tursas (slightly understable) excellent mids, best in VIP plastic.

“Westside Warship (straight) and Tursas (slightly understable) are excellent mids. I like them best in the VIP plastic. Reko in”

Can throw a Halo Roc3 at max power and know it will fly a line drive without turning, and it isn't so glidey it needs finesse.

“counterpoint: halo Roc3. i can confidently throw that disc at max power and know it’ll fly like a line drive without turning, and isn’t so”

Has tested many overstable mids and finds flat glow and Proto Glow Gators the best; the Caiman feels weird in hand to them.

“No one throws it because the Gator and Gator3 are just better. I love my OS mids and have extensively tested flat Gators, Gator3s, Caiman, Halo Crocs and Whippets. Flat”

Tried many discs in this slot over the years and now bags a C-Line MD3: straight with a reliable finish while feeling right in hand.

“I tried a lot of discs in this lot over the years and C-line MD3 is what I bag now. Tried roc3, wasp, whatever the DD one is everyone used”

Finds a new C-Line MD4 very torque resistant: it goes straight, straight, straight until it fades at the end.

“A new C-line MD4 however (which I currently don’t bag) are very torque resistant and goes straight straight straight until”

Throws their C-Line Method in a headwind when their Iron Samurai 4 isn't stable enough.

“However, when there is headwind I throw my C-line Method due to the IS4 not”

Finds the Resistor has the same flight path as their Pyro but about 20% more distance; eased up with a bit of flex it is almost identical.

“I would say the Resistor has the same flight path but has about 20% more distance. If I ease up on it with a bit of flex it's almost identical”

Throws a Pyro as their max-stable mid and a glow Reactor for softer stability and softer flexes.

“I throw a Pyro for max stable mid, and currently going back and forth with a glow REACTOR for softer stability, softer”

Still uses a Compass, finding it a tick more overstable than their Warship.

“Still use a Compass, but it's a tick more overstable imo so it may also”

Finds their Matrix flies like their EMac Truth, and throwing about 70% sidearm they much prefer the Matrix's shallow, flat feel.

“I feel like my matrix flies most like my eMac truth, but I throw about 70% sidearm and I much prefer the shallow flat feel of the matrix for that.”

Their backhand stable mid is the Malta: stable but not too stable.

“Backhand is Malta for me. Stable but not too stable. On forehand”

Their Proton Reactors are firm and comfy, handle forehand fairly well, and fly a solid straight line with a small, trusty fade.

“Mvp Proton Reactor Mine are with etb open stamp from couple years back, dunno if they have Reactors available in Proton generally. Firm and comfy, handles forehand too fairly well.”

Bags a Lucid Justice for probably the most predictable results ever.

“I also bag Lucid justice for likely the most predictable results ever, aswell as Tursas”

Finds the Axiom Panic a little too overstable at their 390 ft max.

“Have you ever thrown an Axiom Panic? It's a little too overstable for me, but I max out around 390.”

Their Fuzion EMac Truth flies fairly straight flat with a reliable fade, can be shaped with anhyzer and come back, and holds a mean hyzer.

“Fusion EMac Truth. Fairly straight when thrown flat with reliable fade at the end of the flight. You can shape it with some anny, and it will come”

Couldn't find a straight-to-slightly-overstable mid between their Caiman and Fox until the Jay, which is basically an MD3 and they love it.

“I can’t recommend a Innova Jay more. I was in the same spot, had my OS (Caima) and US (Fox) locked in but struggled to find a good straight to”

Their stock Balance is overstable but not like a Pyro: beat in a bit it flies straight for 65–70% of its flight with a strong fade, their go-to for distance control.

“As far as I know it’s just a stock Balance. A lot of people are saying they are “beef”. Even though it’s definitely an overstable disc, it not like a”

Has enjoyed the Archive lately: with some height it holds anhyzer before leveling out, stands up to slight headwinds and is true to its numbers at 280–310 ft.

“I've really enjoyed the Prodigy Archive in this slot as of late. Give it some height and it will hold some anny before leveling out. Stands up to slight headwinds.”

Uses the Drop more and more as a mid and utility disc; it doesn't fly quite as overstable as 4/3/0/3 but fights out of a turn and holds up in wind.

“I've been using the Discmania Drop more and more for my mid/utility disc. 4,3,0,3 - but it doesn't fly quite that overstable for me. Enough so to fight out of”

Bags a Champion Gator and three KC Rocs from newish to five years of wear to cover slightly overstable to understable.

“KC Roc for me. I bag a Champ Gator and 3 KC Rocs that go from newish to 5 years of wear to cover from slightly over to understable.”

Grabs their Mako3 when they need a laser with minimal fade and loves it on forehand.

“If I need something to be a laser with minimal fade, I’ll grab my Mako3. Love it on my forehand, some may consider it understable.”

Their stable workhorse mid is the Glacier, with the MD5 for overstable and the MD1 for straight.

“Stable workhorse is the Glacier. (Overstable is the MD5, which gets more use.) My next step down is an MD1,”

Used to throw the Anchor, which feels very like a Roc3 but flies a lot more stable, closer to a Pyro.

“Anchor feels very similiar to a Roc3 but flies alot more stable, kind of similiar to a pyro in my experience.”

Finds Prodigy run-to-run consistency hit and miss: a new M2 flies like an M4 and an older M4 flies like an M2 should.

“I’d say that while they’re starting to make some really high quality discs again the consistency run to run is still hit and miss. I just got a M2 that”

Recommends the Halo Star Lion: it won't easily turn and burn, has surprising glide and distance, and a gentle but reliable fade every time.

“In your case I suggest the Halo Star Lion. Its not going to easily turn & burn on you, has surprising glide and distance with gentle but reliable fade every”

Their go-to mid is the Streamline Runway: it never flips over and rides a long way straight before fading.

“I don't think people really use it but my absolute go to is the Streamline Runway. Never flips over and rides a long way straight before the fade. Absolute beast”

Throws an R-Pro Pig on every shot under 300 ft: reliable, cheap and available, though it takes a bit more juice to push past 250 ft.

“R-pro Pig. If the shot is under 300, I'm throwing a pig every time. They are reliable, cheap, and available. Takes a little more juice to push them 250+ than”

Really likes the Göte: lots of glide, fairly neutral and not as fast as many mids.

“I really like the Kasta Gote. It has a lot of glide, is pretty neutral and not as fast as”

Loved their Kastaplast-made Kaxe, but a House of Discs Kaxe they bought is poor.

“Had a Kasta Kaxe and loved it; bought a HoD Kaxe and it is poor.”

Loves their used Opto Explorer, a forehand workhorse almost from day one that helped things click for them as a new player: forehand hyzer flips for days.

“Love the Opto Explorer! The awesome guy that runs my local shop recommended one that he saw on the used shelf; it's become my forehand workhorse since almost day one.”

Finds the Explorer a bit more overstable but the same in practice, while their Teebird3 is massively overstable.

“Explorer might be a bit more overstable but it’s the same in practice. Teebird3 I found is massively overstable.”

Of a Champion Teebird3, Q-Line FD and Simon Line SE Bokeh, the Bokeh flies straightest and furthest without a strong fade but still reliably fades.

“Try an Axiom Simonline SE Bokeh. I have the champion Teebird 3, FD Qline, SE Bokeh, and the Bokeh flies the straightest the furthest without a strong fade, but still”

Finds the Fission Insanity becomes very flippy, as Fission seems to have no limit to how far it beats in, while Proton, Neutron and Eclipse reach a point and stay.

“And the Fission Insanity becomes very flippy. Fission is the only one of MVP's premium plastics that seems to not really have a limit for how much you can beat”

Throws fairway drivers 300 ft and gets no turn from their Hex, so it sits in their stable midrange slot rather than neutral.

“Yeah, I can throw fairway drivers 300 feet, and get no turn out of my Hex... Which is fine, it's just in my "stable midrange"”

Their Opto Ice Fuse is by far the most consistently straight disc they have thrown, great for low-ceiling approaches and dependably hitting lines.

“I really love my Latitude 64° Opto Ice Fuse. It is by far the most consistently straight disc I have ever thrown. It’s great for low ceiling approaches and dependably”

Took their long-bagged Mako3 out because their Dart more consistently flies 200 ft straight in the woods, and R-Pro is wonderful at stopping where it lands.

“I have had a Mako3 in my bag for a long time, but I took it out recently because my dart was just more consistently flying 200' straight for me”

Finds the Tournament Gatekeeper flies a bit more like a Hex than a new Buzzz: a little straighter but with some fight at the end.

“Tournament Gatekeeper from westside discs. It is bit more similar to the Hex in flight then a brand new Buzzz. So a little bit more straight but has some fight”

The Wombat3 is the straightest disc they've thrown on a slight hyzer flip: a little turn but zero fade, which they haven't found in any other disc.

“Wombat3 is the straightest disc I've thrown, but it requires a slight hyzer flip. Has a little turn but actually zero fade, something I've not found in any”

Their favourites are the Claymore, like a beat-in Buzzz with more glide, and the EMac Truth, which flies like an overstable run of Buzzz.

“My favorites are Claymore and Emac Truth. The Claymore is like a beat in Buzzz with more glide while the Emac Truth flies like an overstable run of Buzzz.”

Finds the Toro torque resistant enough to handle full power, but it doesn't like to glide, so it finds the ground quickly.

“Innova Toro. Torque resistant so it handles full power well, but doesnt like to glide so it finds the ground”

Just got an Uplink in Proton Glow Particle and it is their favourite mid they have ever thrown.

“I just got an Uplink in Proton Glow Particle and it's my favorite mid I've”

Uses the Mutant, more overstable than a Zone OS or Toro, more than any other midrange because it reliably stops where it lands and is great for putting into a stiff headwind.

“Mutant. Yes, I know it’s an extremely overstable midrange, even more OS than a Zone OS or a Toro, but it it’s perfect for when you want the disc to”

Found the Scorch too flippy and inconsistent within the same plastic, despite liking its rim.

“Scorch was too flippy for me plus not consistent in the same plastic. I wanna like it because of the”

Throws Halo Terns, older ones being more stable; for something flippier they throw a newer, max-weight one.

“Halo Tern. Older the better for me. They’re more stable. If I need something a bit more flippy, I throw a newer, max weight and”

Uses the Shryke and Zeus for all their max-distance lines: the Shryke ranges very flippy to a little stable, the Zeus slightly flippy to pretty stable, and both have comfortable rims.

“Shryke and Zeus Shryke is anywhere from very flippy to a little stable, Zeus is from slightly flippy to pretty stable. I have different discs for utility shots, but those”

Finds the Essence good for long backhand flex shots: their 168 g Neo Essence bombs, is slightly understable with a reliable fade, and doesn't need a big arm.

“Discmania Essence is good for long backhand flex shots. Pulled one out of a canal onetime after a hurricane. Bagged one ever since. I currently have a 168g neo plastic”

For 375–390 ft shots that mustn't cruise past 400, uses stable Champion or Halo Beasts; they used to bag the Wraith there but the Beast goes about as far on a tighter golf line.

“Shots in the 375-390 range, but that I need to not cruise past 400, I’ll whip out one of my stable Beasts. Champ or Halo Beast. I used to bag”

Maxes just over 400 ft and the Strive is their furthest disc, though no hand feel beats the Wraith for them.

“Star Wraith and the Lat 64 Strive. I max out just over 400 feet and the Strive is also the furthest disc for me but no hand feel is better”

The Bolt is their go-to: a 158 g one is hyzer-flip magic with no wind, a 172 g one for a slight headwind; about 400 ft with the light one and the same distance forehand.

“L64 Bolt is my goto, I have it in 172g and 158g. the 158 is hyserflip magic with no wind. The 172 for a tiny headwind, flys similar. I can”

A beat-in Halo Star Valkyrie holds a slow turn for them and feels safer than a Wild Honey, so they reach for it more often lately.

“Understable: Steady Ring Wild Honey, beat in Halo-star Valkyrie. Wild Honey can get away from me where the Valk will hold the slow turn and I find myself going to”

Uses 150 g Fission Photons and Waves: light enough to spin up quickly, with the extra gyro keeping them from getting too flippy; the Photon especially holds its stability.

“150g(ish) Fission Photon or Fission Wave. Light enough to spin up quickly and the extra gyroscopic energy helps it to not get too flippy. The Photon especially holds its stability.”

Throws a Thrasher for flippy, a Drive for straight, which they find slept on as a Wraith or Grace alternative and better forehand than expected, and a Zeus for overstable.

“I throw thrasher for flippy, drive for straight (super slept on as a wraith/grace alternative imo), and zeus for overstable. Drive forehands better than you’d think it would which is”

Finds the Thrasher's angle a little finicky, but with about 400 ft of power on a bit of hyzer it cruises beautifully.

“On the Thrasher the angle is a little finicky but when you hit it with ~400' power on a bit of hyzer it will just cruise beautifully.”

Throws a 160 g Halo Mamba 520 ft on a hyzer flip.

“UnderStable: 160g Halo Mamba - 520ft hyzerflip OverStable: 165G Halo”

Loves the new K1 Grind Guld: more stable than K1 runs without being beefy, a consistent flight of 370 ft on hyzer and 400 flat, and three have flown almost identically at altitude.

“I've been loving the new K1 Grind Guld. They are more stable than the K1 runs while not being crazy beef. For most situations they have been giving me a”

The Lucid Sheriff is their go-to: easy to control, won't turn over more than they want, and they have 10 aces with 10 different Sheriffs.

“Lucid Sheriff is my go-to. I prefer it broken in and understable/newer disc for 10mph headwind. Pretty easy for me to control, wont turn over more than I want. 10”

Finds the Anax and Firebird great because there is zero chance of them flipping over.

“Anax and Firebird are great because there is zero chance of them flipping over, which I do with the trail”

Loves their Defender and relies on it heavily, including for long forehands, even when they don't need the stability.

“I love my Defender. Love love love. I often don't need the stability, but it's still my overall favorite, and I rely on it heavily for long forehands”

Had a Havoc that was absolute money as an understable driver before they lost it.

“For understable, I had a Havoc that was absolute money, but I lost it. :(”

Bags the Heat and Passion: the Heat is more understable but controllable, while the Passion is slightly more stable and holds a gliding turn really well.

“Discraft Heat and Passion. Heat has more under-stability but controllable. Passion is slightly more stable, won't turn as much, but can hold a gliding turn real well.”

Put Mavericks and an Escape back in the bag and finds the Maverick very useful in the woods.

“Mavericks and an Escape recently made it back in the bag. I hadn’t thrown a Maverick since I first started 4 years ago and I’m finding them so useful in”

A big MVP fan who is very disappointed in the Crave, though they suspect their form.

“As a big fan of MVP discs im super disappointed in the Crave, probably more about my throwing form/ability than the disc but still. What”

Their Champion Hawkeye is much flippier than their Leopard3 despite seeing fewer trees, maybe due to the run.

“I have a champion Hawkeye and it's seen way less trees bc I don't throw it often but it is way more flippy than the”

Got a DX TL3 for about $5 and it is perfect when they need a disc to hold whatever angle they give it and fly straight.

“Not a G-star, but I got a DX TL3 for like $5 and it is my perfect, I need this disc to hold whatever angle I put the disc on”

The Hatchet was the first disc they bought new and is still the best overall disc they've had, their pick for a one-disc round.

“Hatchet was the first disc I bought new and I still think it's the best overall disc I've ever had. Would be my pick if”

Finds the Proton Drift seriously slept on: straighter than its numbers with great hand feel.

“Drift - specifically Proton plastic - is seriously slept on. Straighter than the numbers and”

Has really been enjoying their C-Line Instinct: they can work many lines with it, very workhorse-like with great distance.

“I’ve been really enjoying the Discmania Instinct, I have the C Line and I can work a lot of different lines with it, very workhorse-like”

Their Cicada is nice and flippy, great for tight turnover lines in the woods that might not suit a forehand.

“Cicada - Nice and flippy, great since I play in the woods a lot and need to hit tight turnover lines that might not suit”

Their Champion Thunderbird is stable enough to throw forehand and backhand has a good finish with more distance than their FD.

“Thunderbird- in the Champion plastic, the Thunderbird is stable enough for me to throw on forehand. On the backhand side, it has a good finish with more distance than the”

The River was their favourite from the Latitude starter pack: a really straight flyer for beginners that starts to turn as arm speed develops but stays controllable.

“River! My favorite disk our of the lattitude starter pack. Got one in opto plastic shortly after. Real straight flyer for beginners. It will start to bend a nice little”

Picked up a nearly new Royal Brave used, and its distance and control made them drop the top speed of their bag significantly because it flies so clean and far.

“During the Memorial Day sales I picked up a bunch of used stuff at a PIAS.. included basically a brand new unmarked Royal Brave. The distance and control I’m getting”

Finds the Coalesce sneaky good: with a 55–58 mph backhand it pushes straight a good while before hooking up.

“TSA Coalesce is a sneaky good disc. With a ~55-58mph backhand it'll push straight for a good while before hooking”

Loving the Servo: a Crave profile with more stability and torque resistance; they've thrown it further than distance drivers at times and it is a great straight flyer.

“Lately I’m loving the MVP Servo. Pretty much same profile as the crave, but with a bit more stability and feels a lot more torque resistant. I’ve had times where”

Calls a beat-in Stag an amazing understable disc with a great flight and reliable fade.

“also want to throw in a beat-in Stag as an amazing understable disc. such a great flight with a reliable”

Prefers Champion over Halo and loves the Sidewinder.

“I like champion sidewinder personally. Ive always liked champion better than halo, but I love the sidewinder. Avenger ss as”

Finds the Maul nice out of the box but it beats in to something too flippy for them at that speed, so they moved up to the Fury, which seems more reliable.

“mauls pretty nice, it beats in to something a bit too flippy for me at that speed but it feels pretty good out of the box. moved up to the”

Has a lab-second Neutron Virus that flies pretty straight and far for a non-power thrower, further than their Eclipse Wave because it doesn't fade as gently.

“I have a lab second Neutron Virus that flies pretty straight (and far) for me. I am not a power thrower. Is that expected? I get more distance than my”

Finds the Archangel super reliable; it gets flippier as it quickly beats in.

“Archangel. Super reliable, gets flippier as it (quickly) beats in. Can get a stack for cheap cause f2’s are like”

Bags the H7 as their 9-speed and calls it an unreal disc that doesn't get enough love.

“7 speed: Underworld 9 speed: H7 The H7 is an unreal disc that doesn’t get”

Has thrown Leopards and Leopard3s for 15 years and loves both for controlled lines.

“Leopard or Leopard3 - love both of these discs for controlled lines, but I’ve thrown them for literally 15 years.”

Bags the MVP Impulse as a staple for woods golf, alongside a Brave for hyzer flips with mild turn.

“Lat64 Brave for hyzerflips with a mild turn, TSA Nuance for hyzerflips to turnover and MVP impulse for woods golf. All staples in my bag.”

Their F3 is fun for an S-curve, though as a 7-speed it turns over if they throw it too hard.

“My F3 is so much fun for an S-curve. I'm hoping the MVP Impulse gives me that in a faster speed; the 7-speed F3 just”

Likes the Underworld but finds it quite flippy: at 350+ ft it needs touch, and they've turned it over by accident too many times to count.

“i like the underworld as well like many are mentioning but it’s quite flippy so if you’re someone who can reliably throw 350+ you need some touch. i’ve turned it”

Has a very weak arm and really likes their Diamond: light enough to flip some, and flipping more as their form and distance improve.

“I have a very weak arm and really like my Diamond. It’s light enough I can get it to flip some, and as I’ve improved my form and gained distance”

Finds the Leopard3 fantastic, though not terribly understable: it is just a laser beam.

“Leo3 is fantastic as well, but I never think of that as terribly "understable." It's just a laserbeam.”

Bags two Functions as their go-to hyzer-flip woods disc: they fly less understable than 8/6/-4/1, flipping to flat with a gentle fade, or turning about like a -2 thrown flat.

“Discmania Function. Bag two just in case one gets lost. It’s my go to hyzer flip woods disc. The two I have don’t quite live up to the 8 6”

Throws a lot of 9-speeds and the Roadrunner is a favourite, choosing plastic for stability: beat-in Star for understable, GStar for very understable, Champion or Halo Star for straighter.

“I throw a lot of 9 speeds (they just work for my arm) and one of my favorites is the Roadrunner. If I want it to be understable I get”

Likes bagging the Shift most right now: effortless hyzer flips, and they can dial in spin for straight hyzer flips or hyzer flip to turnover shots.

“Right now the shift is the one I like bagging the most. Pretty effortless hyzerflips and I can dial in how much spin I put on it for straight hyzerflips”

Finds the IT/Lynx a great versatile disc; a recent DX one rocked and Halo and Star are similarly awesome.

“I think the Innova IT / Lynx is a great versatile disc. I recently bought a DX and it rocked. The Halo and Star are”

Their R-Pro Rhyno has hit a million trees and been warped and unbent, and it flies dead straight with no fade.

“R Pro Rhyno. Hit a million trees, been warped and unbent, and it flies dead straight with no fade. Just”

Their beaten 350G A2 is perfect for almost every backhand hyzer approach, especially spike hyzers, though nowhere near as stable as new.

“350G A2 that is perfect for just about every backhand hyzer approach, but especially for spike hyzers. It's beat to hell and nowhere near as stable as it was new,”

Their BT Soft Harp has banged countless trees and cart paths but still flies the way they want; they've never found a disc worthy of its slot.

“BT soft Westside Harp. It's banged more trees than a beaver. Been chewed up and spit out by tons of sidewalks, cart paths, and roads. Looks floppier than a wet”

Prefers the Volt: it doesn't lose much distance and handles most headwinds with a touch of hyzer, and it is much easier to place on the fairway.

“I personally prefer the Volt as well. Doesn't really lose out in distance and handles most headwinds with just a touch of hyzer. It's much easier to place”

Cycles Orcs for this slot, preferring old ones though recent Halo and I-Dye Champion runs are also fairly stable.

“I cycle Orcs for this. I prefer old ones but the recent Halo or I-Dye Champ runs are also pretty stable. I’ve never found a”

Finds the Getaway a stable Escape: straight with steady fade from halfway, beating into a laser beam with a tiny hook-up that drifts slightly in a headwind.

“Getaway is a stable escape, or the trilogy thundy basically. They start straight with some steady fade from halfway through the flight, but beat into laser beams with a tiny”

After years of Thunderbirds, the 400 FX-3 fills that slot: like a slightly beat-in Champion Thunderbird but faster, holding straight longer then fading a little.

“The 400 FX-3 is what I've put in my bag for that slot that your looking to fill It's like a slightly beat in Champ Thundy, but I think it's”

Their glow Discmania CD1 fills the stable fairway slot for them currently.

“The Discmania CD1 fills this slot for me currently. What you are describing as your”

Their Big Z Crank can be turned over too much, but only with a lot of power.

“The crank can be turned over too much but you really gotta put some sauce”

The only flippy disc in their bag is a flippy Tenacity for rollers.

“The only flippy disc in my bag is a flippy Tenacity for rollers. Otherwise I”

Found the Rat not as overstable as a Zone and too glidey.

“Rat - was Innovas first shot at a Zone clone. Not as overstable and too”

Likes Westside: finds the Tursas and Warship underrated mids, and with wide-open space they can get the Destiny out past 430 ft.

“Nice I'm glad to see someone else likes Westside, tursa and warship are under rated mids, and if I have a wide open space I can get the Destiny out”

Lost their Trail in water at a tournament, and their backup TSA Construct with the same numbers performed better, with more glide and control.

“I threw my trail in the water at a tourney. My backup was the thoughtspace Construct (same #). It performed better! So I’m in no rush to replace the Trail.”

The Atlas is their go-to straight-as-an-arrow flyer.

“Innova Atlas is my go to straight as an arrow flyer. Mvp hex also a”

The Polecat is easily the straightest disc in their bag: new, seasoned, whatever, dead straight.

“Easily the Polecat is the straightest in my bag hands down. New Otb, seasoned, whatever dead straight. I've got some”

Their Escape is a bit broken in and perfectly straight right now, though it will be understable soon.

“Escape is a bit broken in and is like perfectly straight right now. Will be”

For forehands, their Sexton Color Glow Firebird is ridiculously straight with a slight finish at the very end.

“It sounds weird but for a forehand, my sexton color glow Firebird is ridiculously straight with a slight finish at the very end.”

Their money disc is the Champion Teebird: forehand and backhand flex, 100 ft spike hyzers, and the classic neutral flight to reliable fade; at 5000 ft elevation it is their go-to outside upshot range.

“Ill be completely unoriginal and say Champ Teebird. FH flex, BH flex, 100ft spike-hyzer, high BH straight to aggressive fade, and the classic neutral flight to reliable fade.. no other”

The Stabilizer has taken the stress off short approaches and scrambles: perfect stability to flex or throw forehand, and it feels more connected to their brain than anything else.

“Streamline Stabilizer. The amount of stress that disc has taken off of short approaches and scrambles is fantastic. I've been throwing it a couple of years now, but the longer”

With back and arm problems limiting their forehand, the Paradox is one they can throw backhand for reliable anhyzers and turnovers.

“Axiom Paradox, had a lot of problems with my back and arms the last few years, this is one I can actually throw backhand and get good annys or turnovers”

Their Star Caiman is basically a wind-fighting overstable approach disc that doesn't want to fly far, a 5-speed that works more like a putter.

“I have a Star Caiman that is basically a wind fighting overstable approach disc because it absolutely doesn’t want to fly far. A 5 speed that works more like a”

Their Cosmic Neutron Signal is the sweet spot of understability for them.

“Newest: MVP Signal (cosmic neutron), it‘s that sweet spot of understability for me Oldest: Axiom”

Doesn't have the arm to throw the Rive on hyzer, but on slight anhyzer it flies far and predictably, maybe 350–400 ft, and fights wind well.

“Rive. I dont have the arm to throw it on hyzer, but slight anny it flies far and predictable. Im getting maybe 350-400 with some anny. Fights wind well too.”

Finds the Järn ridiculously good, especially in Kastaplast plastics; it fought their Tactic hard for the slot and sometimes went further but was dumpier at times.

“The Järn is such a good disc. Like ridiculously good. Especially in the Kastaplast plastics. I throw a Tactic in that slot but it and the Järn fought a hard”

An MP40 player with a max distance around 360 ft who bags the Heat as an overstable-to-straight driver and finds it gets distance-driver distance for them.

“"Drivers" - Grace, Heat (overstable, straight) The Heat gets distance driver distance for me. Fairways - Firebird, Teebird, Leopard (overstable, straight, understable) Mids - Bobcat, Buzzz SS (overstable,”

Their only mid is the Arachnid: a very versatile hyzer-flip disc that goes surprisingly far.

“Mid: arachnid, it’s such a versatile hyzerflip disc and really goes silly far. Drivers: Mantra”

Bought the Sync in DX and Star plastic and finds it really not bad, quite similar to their Envy.

“I've bought the Innova Sync in DX and Star plastic, and honestly it's really not bad. Quite similar to my Envy actually.”

Finds the Deflector absurdly overstable, giving easy flex lines and a rock-solid flight; its low glide means they can throw a full shot and still expect it to drop like a rock.

“Deflector. Three thing is absurdly overstable which leads to easy amazing flex lines and a rock solid flight. The low glide means I can throw a full shot and still”

The Catalyst is their workhorse neutral driver: less touchy than some Axiom molds and it beats in nicely in Proton.

“If you like the bigger rim of a 13 speed, give the Catalyst (MVP) a try. It’s my workhorse neutral driver and I’ve found them to be less”

Has three Octanes: the Proton is a meat hook that barely goes anywhere, the Neutron is very hard to turn, and the Plasma bombs on lovely S-lines if thrown right.

“I have three octanes 13 speed. The proton is just a meat hook and barely goes anywhere. The neutron is very hard to turn and the plasma just bombs for”

Their Neutron Terra started out beefy but after a couple of tree hits became workably overstable with no flip; beat in it is a true 8/4/0/2, flat and great forehand and backhand.

“Neutron Terra - Starts out pretty beefy, but a couple tree hits and it becomes workably overstable without any flip up. Its beat-in form becomes a true 8/4/0/2, and it’s”

Loves their Dynamic Discs Verdict as their overstable midrange.

“Love my DD Verdict for overstable midrange and the WS Tursas for understable. I would consider a WS Gatekeeper for”

Finds the Buzzz OS workably overstable: thrown RHFH it pushes straight at high speed and reliably finishes right.

“Buzzz OS has solid workable overstability, meaning I can throw it straight on RHFH and it will push straight on high speed stability and reliably finish right but”

Bags a Glo Buzzz, Buzzz SS and Meteor that all feel the same in hand; the Meteor is the most important disc in their bag because they have no long or mid-range forehand.

“I bag a GLO Buzz, Buzz SS, and a Meteor. They cover all my midrange needs. All feel the exact same in the hand. My Meteor is the most important”

Got the Seppo Paju Swarm that just dropped: it feels almost like a Buzzz but is a true meat hook.

“Got the Seppo Paju Swarm that dropped just a few days ago. It feels almost like a buzzz, but is a true meathook of a”

Bags and loves a Deflector, and also really likes an FLX Drone from a misprint mystery box: both are reliable meat hooks that hold a floaty line when thrown hard.

“I bag a deflector and love it, BUT I received a FLX Drone in a misprint mystery box and really like it. Both are reliable meat hooks that will hold”

Throws the Saint and finds it just keeps going, noticeably more glide than a Hex or Buzzz.

“I throw the Saint and that thing just keeps going it’s actually very noticeable from let’s say a Hex/Buzzz. I”

Doesn't quite have the arm speed for a 10-speed, but the Gorgon behaves great on many shots on their local courses, like a long-range Leopard.

“The Gorgon. I don't quite have the arm speed to match the 10 speed disc, but man it's great in many shots on my local courses with the way it”

Was given a Raptor by a stranger and knew from the first throw it was their new forehand disc; it felt right coming out of the hand.

“I was given a Raptor by a stranger at BRP in Minnesota. First throw and knew it was my new forehand disc. The disc felt right coming out”

Finds the Premier MD3 hilariously domey for an MD3 and vile to hold, though they haven't noticed Q-Line being especially quick to beat in.

“Hilariously domey for a MD3 ergo vile to hold. That being said, I’ve not noticed Q-line being particularly easy to beat in unless you’re hammering trees frequently or”

Uses a beat-up P3x as their line-holding throwing putter; it took about six months of one or two rounds a week to reach the sweet spot.

“My beat up P3X is what I use for this slot, took about 6 months of 1-2 rounds a week to get it in the”

Thrown flat, their XT Nova holds true until its spin slows, then just drops.

“Innova XT Nova. Throw it flat on its soon and it hold true until it slows its spinning then it”

Bags Anodes: an Electron one for putting and a Neutron one for throwing.

“Anode, I have an Electron for putting and a Neutron for throwing. edit: I see”

Hates the F9: it easily fights out of the hardest hyzer, rolls badly and has an extremely unpredictable flight.

“F9 all day. Thing easily fights out of the hardest hyzer. Rolls like a bitch. Extremely unpredictable flight. I hate”

Finds the Fission Fireball a meat hook in a good way.

“Fission Fireball is a god damn meat hook”

Finds the Malm really excellent: reliably overstable, gets some stand-up and turn, and goes a long way.

“Not mentioned, the Kastaplast Malm is really excellent. Reliably OS, gets some stand up and turn, goes a long way.”

Finds S-Line PDs less stable than their numbers, flying like 10/4/0/1, while C-Line PDs fly like a real 10/4/0/3.

“To be fair the s-line PD and the s-blend Roman are both less stable than the flight numbers suggest. They fly like 10/4/0/1 to me. The c-line/c-blend fly like an”

Found the Hallux really good for a different shot from the Trail, something like a longer Raptor.

“for me Hallux was really really good too, but different shot, longer raptor kinda trail and control pair are the”

Finds the Tactic, especially Neo, a beast for skip shots and forehand rollers.

“Tactic, especially neo, is a beast for skip shots and forehand rollers. When laid down”

Finds the Ohm solid but really stable, so not great for shaping shots.

“Ohm is solid, but really stable so not great for shaping shots if that's what you're focused on. (Either that, or I'm”

Recommends the Mirage, especially in Star: flippy but very workable for hyzer flips or turnover shots, with a lot of glide for a putter.

“I’ll throw out the Mirage, especially in Star plastic. It’s flippy but very workable for hyzer flips or turnover shots and has a lot of glide for a”