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The Hex doesn't do it for them: they prefer the Buzzz's extra stability and slight fade, and the Hex blows around in wind.

“the Hex just doesn't do it for me. I like the Buzzz since it has a little more stability than the Hex. Both are straight shooters, but it is nice”

Fireballs are among the most consistent discs in their bag; one over a year old has hit plenty of trees and is still overstable.

“Fireballs have been one of the most consistent discs in my bag. I've had one that is at least a year old and has smacked its fair share of trees”

Bags a Neutron Axiom Wrath as a complement to the Fireball: pretty beefy but can be forced to glide and handles a lot of turn.

“I bag a Wrath (not Wraith, Axiom Wrath) as a complement to my Fireball. Pretty beefy, but can be forced to glide and handles a lot of turn. I bag”

Thrown flat, their Neutron Reactor finishes about 15 ft left while the Hex falls 15 ft right; Eclipse Reactor finishes about 40 ft left.

“Thrown flat and straight with full flight, the Hex will fall about 15’ right of straight, the Neutron Reactor will fall about 15’ left of straight, and the Eclipse Reactor”

Their Cosmic Neutron Insanity turned a little, but the Halloween Eclipse one fades hard when thrown flat, with less distance.

“My cosmic neutron insanity would turn for me a little bit, but this one only turns if I make it turn. If I throw it somewhat flat, it wants to”

Absolutely loves their Plasma Mayhem and trusts it for both backhand and forehand drives.

“Absolutely love the Mayhem personally. Mine is in plasma though, so can't speak to the neutron one you got. I use it for drives both BH and FH and really”

Landed on a Matrix as their step up from the Hex: straighter than a Pyro but more stable than a Hex.

“I landed on a matrix for this slot. Straighter than a Pyro but more stable”

Finds the Trance solid with a unique rim feel they like; the first runs came out more overstable than the numbers, and they bag it as a neutral 8 speed.

“They're both solid. The Trance has a pretty unique rim feel that I like. The first couple of runs came out a little more overstable than the numbers suggested, but”

Finds a flat-top Justice all beef: on a 90-degree mando their problem is keeping it straight long enough before it dumps around the corner, as it only goes left RHBH.

“Flat top Justice is all beef. There is a 90° mando on a local course and my biggest problem is keeping the Justice on a straight line long enough before”

Bags an A2 in their very overstable slot after trying a friend's: reliably overstable and flexes even at low speed, though it tends to skip.

“I bag an A2 in this slot. Never tried prodigy before it, but I tried a buddy’s and loved it. Reliably overstable and flexes even at low speed.”

Finds the A-line's slim profile underrated; a glow A5 eventually beat out the Envys they loved.

“Slim profile of their A line is underrated imo. I had a glow A5 eventually beat out the envy(s) I was loving”

The A2 is their under-250 ft workhorse and the A3 is for longer lines and forehands; they find flat-top A3s the best forehand approach discs available.

“The A2 is my under 250 workhorse, and the A3 is for slightly longer lines and forehands. The flattop A3s are the best forehand approach discs you can”

Uses a Tempo for many approaches but the Anvil brings the beef: more overstable than a Zone or Tempo.

“Anvil. I use tempo for a lot of approaches but the anvil really brings the beef. More overstable than zone”

Uses an Innova Caiman from 150–300 ft with about 450 ft of power: it feels like a 4-speed, the low glide almost guarantees a dump, and they've never burned it over even in intense headwinds.

“I have used an Innova Caiman in this slot (5.5 | 2 | 0 | 4 I think.) Don’t let the 5.5 speed scare you. It feels like a 4”

Their Mutant is so overstable they've hardly thrown or carried it except in extreme wind.

“My Mutant is so overstable that I've hardly thrown it or even carried it unless it was extremely windy. (Believe”

Uses both the Tempo, great for touch forehands, and the Balance, which they reach for in any wind.

“Try the Axiom Balance. I use both, and the Tempo is great for some touch forehands, but any wind, and I'm using the Balance.”

Finds the Berg slow, unbothered by wind, and tends to land flat so it doesn't skip or roll; it felt weird until they tried it forehand, and now they use it constantly.

“I'm a bit shocked nobody has mentioned the Berg. It is slow, doesn't really care about wind, and the best part is that it will tend to land flat instead”

Testing a K1 Soft Berg against a first-run K1 Berg X, finds the Berg X fades the same but is slightly more resistant to high-speed turn, as the numbers suggest.

“They fade exactly the same as a regular Berg but are slightly more resistant to high speed turn, exactly like the numbers suggest. This is from testing a”

Uses a Deflector for super-overstable scramble and skip shots within 225–250 ft.

“I personally use a deflector for super overstable scramble shots or skip shots within 225'-250'.”

Bags a Zone OS with their Tempo; after trying Toros, Zones and others, it is the only one they've actually liked.

“Zone os is the one I bag with my tempo. I've tried toros, zones, a frag, a stego and a few others but zone os”

Finds the Gator a perfect complement to their beat-in Pigs: it stands up to wind, gives more side-to-side movement for flex shots, and a little more skip.

“For me the Gator is a perfect compliment to a straighter approach. My pigs can do tighter, straighter lines and power down really well. My Gator stands up to wind”

Recommends the Bard: shallower than a Harp, slightly more overstable, and perfect for 200 ft shots that never turn over.

“get a Bard and thank me later. shallower than a harp, slightly more over stable, and perfect for 200ft shots that never”

Loves R-Pro Pigs but finds the Star Pig stays stable much longer.

“Though I love r-pro pigs, they may not stay stable long enough for you. THANKFULLY Innova has realized the Pig has fans and released the”

Pulled a Sockibomb Felon out of a pond and it is quickly becoming their favourite disc for 275–325 ft overstable shots.

“9) Sockibomb Felon. (I pulled this thing out of a pond and it is quickly becoming my favorite disc, but it is more for 275-325”

Replaced their Zone OS with a Swarm: shallower, a touch faster and less stable, far more throwable, and it gets utility shots done.

“Swarm. I replaced my zone OS with it. It’s shallower, a touch faster, and a touch less stable. Way more throwable and gets the job done for those”

The Rhyno was their wind fighter for decades.

“Entropy does it pretty well. Rhyno was my wind fighter for decades. Range is doing”

Bags an Eclipse Pyro alongside a soft Proton Echo and can forehand it with no problem.

“Absolutely. I bag an eclipse one alongside a Streamline soft proton Echo, and you can forehand it no problem even though it's nowhere near as”

Has 40+ Roc3s, mostly DX plus McGlows, rotated for 10–15 years; DX RocX3s beat in nicely and stay at new DX Roc3 stability much longer.

“For me it's the Roc3. Don't like domey discs. But I have 40+ Roc3's, most of them in DX, maybe 15 McGlow's (best Roc3 imo) and some in Star plastic.”

Thinks the Roc mold beats in nicely: it starts a little overstable, beats in dead straight, and theirs now finishes right RHBH with nice glide.

“I think the Roc mold is just well suited to beating in nice. Starts a little OS, beats in dead straight, and now, mines my only disc that will finish”

Would pick a 150 g Opto Air River for any course: they can do anything with it.

“I hate to say it but a very light weight River. 150g opto-air River. I can do anything with that disc. I genuinely think I”

Picks the Proton MVP Ion: better hand feel than an Envy and flies equally far on a frozen rope.

“MVP Ion, proton plastic. People like the envy cuz of the holy shot but the Ion has a better handfeel and flies equally far on”

Chose a Fission Tesla for a doubles one-disc challenge and their team went -18.

“Doubles ones disc challenge and I chose a fission Tesla. My partner and I went -18 so I’d say it’s”

The Grace is a dead-straight bomber at their arm speed with enough overstability not to turn, finishing with a small fade; it lands within 10 ft of 300 ft every time.

“Right now? The Grace. Just a dead straight bomber for my arm speed, but with just enough overstability to where it won't turn over and go right at all, and”

The EMac Truth has taken their number-one spot for a one-disc round.

“Ahhhh depends for what! eMac Truth has taken my #1 spot. Glow Hex for the”

Has kept an old starter-pack Valkyrie for about 15 years as their fix-it disc: from bad spots it weaves 100–150 ft through trees and ends up by the basket.

“The old school Valkyrie, that came in the innova starter pack some 15 years or so ago. Had it ever since. It is insane how crazy of a hammer though”

Has had their Fuse since starting; nothing else they've thrown is so dead straight with zero finish either way.

“Fuse. Had it since I first started in April of 24, and if I was forced to keep one disc and replace the rest, it would be it.”

Their beat-up Corvette is only controllable without wind or with a tailwind, but when it rips it rips hard; bagged five years, alternating glory and disaster.

“I have a beat to shit Corvette that I can basically only control with no wind or maybe a tailwind... but man when it rips, it rips hard. Its alternating”

Finds the Lots an excellent straight-stable 9-speed and one of the most reliable discs in their bag for a long time.

“Lots Haven't seen it mentioned yet but its is an excellent straight/stable 9 speed. It's been one of the most reliable discs in my bag”

Putts with a K3 Hard Reko; their K1 Rekos feel awesome until the faintest moisture shows up.

“My main putter (K3 hard). I have a lot of k1 Reko that feel awesome..until the faintest bit of moisture shows up. I’m not a chalk-bag guy so that’s part”

Plays Discmania and Innova but finds the Malm a great straighter control driver.

“I am Discmania + Innova for my whole bag, but the Malm is a great straighter control driver. The Kaxe”

Finds the Göte a fairly straight 4-speed they trust to put down a tight lane at 150–200 ft every time.

“The GOTE is not a driver, it’s a pretty straight 4 speed. I was just saying it’s trustworthy because I know if I need to put it straight down a”

Has six aces with the Reko X; of nearly all Kasta molds, the Reko X, Reko, Falk and Järn have stayed in their bag long-term.

“Reko X - 6 aces and counting! I’ve tried almost all of Kasta’s molds and the ones that have made the bag long term up against other brands are -”

Their K1 Soft old-tool Kaxe is a workhorse overstable fairway with a panning fade that doesn't burn into the ground, ideal for shaping around late obstacles.

“K1 Soft old-tool KAXE. Workhorse overstable fairway. Panning fade that doesn't just burn to the ground. It is *the* disc I use when there's a”

Uses a K1 Järn for overstable approach shots and forehands.

“K1 Jarn for Overstable approach shots and forehands. I putt”

Finds the Lots and Falk an amazing combo: the Falk is consistent and predictable with its turn, and the Lots has less turn and more stability.

“Lots/Falk is an amazing combo. The falk is consistent and predictable with it's turn - for me - which is why I choose it over other discs. The”

Just getting into Kasta and loves the K1 Stig: very nice hand feel and it goes quite far for a 6-speed.

“I've just gotten started with Kasta, but I really love the Stig. I have it in K1 Line and it's just got such a nice hand feel, and goes quite”

Finds the Stål better than a Firebird for them.

“Stal is better than a Firebird for me.”

Finds the Tuff a great driving putter.

“Tuff is a great driving putter. Stal is”

Their favourite distance bomber is the Älva; they love the Järn's dependable overstability.

“My favorite distance bomber is the Alva. The Malm is a nice OS fairway similar to a PD. Love the Jarn for its dependable Overstability.”

Finds the Idog their perfect FD-like disc: straight to slightly understable but still fading hard, so it works in headwind; the Malm is like a PD with a reliable fade.

“Idog is my perfect FD like disc straight to slightly understable but still fades hard so you can actually throw it in headwind. Malm is like PD flies for the”

The Rask hasn't left their bag in five years: super fast, unique double rim, super overstable but not Tilt overstable, a great scramble or heavy-wind disc.

“Rask. Super fast, unique double rim, super overstable but not tilt overstable, great scramble or heavy wind disc, hasn't left my bag since I got one 5 years ago. I”

Finds the Lots more overstable than expected, and the Impa fantastic with lower arm strength, possibly going further with less effort despite its speed.

“Lots is more overstable than you'd think so id say go with a Falk but even with the high speed rating the Impa is fantastic with lower arm strength and”

The Svea is a staple understable mid: it holds the turn and glides for days.

“Another staple in my bag is the SVEA for an understable mid. It holds the turn and glides for days”

Really likes the Krut: not nearly as overstable as intended, it flies like a beat-in Destroyer out of the gate, though some colours are beefy.

“I actually really like the Krut believe it or not. Not nearly as overstable as they meant it to be and it's a great beat in destroyer right”

Found the TL3 better than the Firebird for learning forehand.

“Love my firebird but I found TL3 better for learning on. Until your speed gets”

Their Royal Rage FD2 is their favourite forehand disc; no other disc matches its mold feel and stability.

“A fellow man of culture! FD2 royal rage is my favorite forehand disc. No other disc I've found comes close to matching the mold feel”

The Plasma Trace is their favourite disc to throw forehand.

“Was looking for the Plasma Trace to be mentioned and here it is. Honestly my favorite disc to throw forehand”

The Volt is the most money forehand disc they've had: Plasma for flex and Neutron for straight flyers.

“Volt has been the most money forehand disc I’ve ever had. Use a plasma for flex and neutron for straight”

Primarily a forehand thrower, finds the Essence goes right where they want at 80–150 ft: a wonderful control disc.

“Essence for me. I'm primarily forehand and 80-150 it goes right where I want it to. Wonderful control disc. I”

Finds the Turbulence the most slept-on disc: it feels right, is cheap in Neutron, and is breaking in to a flat flight with a strong overstable finish.

“Turbulence has to be most slept on disc. It just feels right and is like $12 for neutron palstic. Great stability and mine is starting to break in to a”

Finds the Runway more overstable than a Pyro but not as beefy as a Deflector.

“If you like the Pyro and Deflector, try out a Streamline Runway. To me it’s more overstable than a Pyro, but not as crazy beef”

Plays a four-disc forehand bag of Firebird, Cigarra, Zone GT and PA-3, and really likes the Cigarra as a forehand disc.

“Firebird, Cigarra, zone gt and a pa 3 is my four disc forehand bag. I had a lot of fun playing these last round. I don't see the Cigarra mentioned”

Their Axiom Crave flies like an arrow forehand.

“Axiom Crave flies like an F’n arrow for me FH as well.”

A power-forehand player who finds the Tempo can do everything forehand, with the Zone, Toro and Stasis as forehand approach staples.

“Mostly power forehand player here and I gravitate towards over stable stuff for sure. Axiom Tempo can do everything on a forehand. Zone, Toro, DGA”

Throws the Shryke forehand for an S-curve bomb when they have field to work with.

“Shryke for an S curve bomb where I have field to work with and don't care if it ends up”

Their gummy Harp is the one disc whose loss would hurt their game most: buttery smooth forehand approach shots.

“Westside gummy Harp. It's the one disc that if I lost it my whole game would suffer immensely. Buttery smooth forehand approach shots!”

Uses the Buzzz OS for more glide and more fade and ground play.

“Buzzz OS for more glide and more fade/groundplay Felon for”

A recent favourite is the Neutron Boost: they feared it after an OTB run burned over, but stock runs are very workable and it slotted in after a couple of rounds.

“A recent favorite is my Neutron Boost (overstable 9 speed)…I feared using it because the earlier OTB run for the Aussie tour just burned over so hard. The stock runs…so”

Finds the Glow FD3 the best distance forehand roller they've thrown and very good for anything that needs to fade hard.

“Glow Fd3 is the best distance forehand roller disc I’ve ever thrown. Really good for anything that needs to fade”

The DD3 is their go-to distance forehand driver, available in a wide range of stabilities.

“Dd3 is my go to distance forehand driver. You can get them in a pretty wide range of stabilities. I”

The Westside Adder is their all-time favourite forehand disc.

“13 speed: Westside adder (all-time favorite for forhand)”

The Longbowman is their biggest workhorse: quite straight with a dependable fade, won't turn over, can flex, but is far less overstable and dumpy than a Firebird.

“Out of these I’d say the Longbowman is my biggest workhorse. Flies quite straight with a dependable fade, doesn’t turn over, can do a flex-line, but isn’t nearly as overatable”

Wants a rounded bottom rim edge that doesn't scrape their skin on forehand, and the Westside Bear has been perfect.

“I have this thing where i want the bottom edge of the rim to be a little rounded so it dont scrape against the skin… Therefore the Bear from Westside”

The MVP Signal was the first disc they ever threw a good forehand with and they often go back to it.

“Slower speed, MVP Signal was the first disc I ever got a good forehand out of and I frequently go”

Their I-Dye Sidewinder is one of their favourite sidearm discs: fun and satisfying to watch flip and go.

“My idye Sidewinder is one of my favorite disc to side arm , it is such a fun disc and so satisfying to watch it”

Uses the Firebird mainly for forehand flex shots: it doesn't turn and fights out of anhyzer.

“That’s point of the the Firebird. It doesn’t turn and will fight out of anny. I really only use it for forehand”

Hates the MD5 for forehands because they can't unfeel its concave rim.

“I actually hate the MD5 for forehands. Ever since i read that the rim in concave, i can't unfeel it.”

Finds the Rive fairly overstable but quick to beat in: after a few rounds it gets early turn and mid-to-late fade for a long S-shaped forehand.

“The Rive is pretty OS but beats in fairly quickly. After a few rounds it gets that early turn and mid to late flight fade for a desirable long distance”

The Bounty is their favourite flippy backhand mid, but after about three years they still can't throw it forehand.

“DD bounty. It's my favorite flippy mid for a backhand, but I can't throw that thing fh to save my life. I'll grab a meteor”

Pretty solid with touchy discs forehand but could never get a Mako3 to fly well.

“I’m pretty solid with touchy discs forehand but for some reason I could never get a Mako3 to fly well. It’s been a few years”

Their Halloween-plastic Buzzz flies badly forehand compared with five other mids they've tried.

“Buzzz. It might be because I just have it in the Halloween plastic but it flies like shit compared to the 5 other mids I”

Finds the Roc and Method mids don't work forehand for them.

“Roc and Method are mids that don't work for me FH. Shogun”

Just adding a forehand, the Detour is one of the few discs that goes as far as their backhand: on hyzer it jumps up and cruises.

“I just recently started to add a FH to my game. The Detour is one of the few discs I can get to go as”

Their Neutron Craves flip much like their Neutron Trail: the Crave is their 350–370 ft disc and the Trail their 400–450 ft disc.

“Trail. My Neutron craves both flip very similarly to my Neutron Trail. Depends on the plastic though since proton is more stable. Both fill the same shot but crave is”

Craves just drop out of the sky for them, maxing around 315 ft, while an FD flies 345 ft with the same power.

“An FD. Craves just drop out of the sky for me, no idea why. I can push a crave to 315’ ish on a rope,”

Their R2 Inertia flies almost exactly like their beat-in Crave but adds 20–30 ft and a bit more stability at the end.

“I have an R2 Inertia that flies almost exactly like my beat in Crave but adds about 20-30 feet around the same armspeed. Adds a”

Loved the Crave but found Servos more forgiving, bagging a Plasma Servo as straight to slightly understable and a Proton Servo as straight to slightly overstable.

“I loved the Crave, but have found Servos to be more forgiving. Currently bagging a Plasma Servo for a straight to slightly understable and a Proton Servo for a straight”

Got a couple of prototype Aspects and finds them almost identical to a new Hummingbird Tesla, with maybe a slightly higher parting line, and they fly fantastic.

“Snagged a couple of the prototype runs of the Aspect from OTB. Compared it to a new Hummingbird Tesla and it's almost identical. Maybe the tiniest bit higher on the”

Thought the Bokeh was overhyped until they threw one, and it kicked the Craves out of their bag.

“I thought the same until I threw one. It kicked the craves out of my bag. The Crave walked so the Bokeh could run. FYI”

Finds an Electron Envy does everything a Proxy can do.

“Envy atom. Electron Envy does everything a proxy can do but atom is unique in”

Finds the Fission Rhythm more understable than the Bokeh but it goes a mile; they can hyzer-flip it as far as any distance driver and throw much more accurately than before.

“Give the Fission Rhythm a try. More understable than Bokeh but it goes a mile. After years of throwing far but inaccurately with distance drivers I’m now throwing Rhythm, Bokeh,”

Their Soft Neutron Proxy has a tiny turn then keeps carrying straight until it lands softly; they bag it and an Envy but reach for the Proxy more often.

“My soft neutron proxy has a tiny turn and then just keeps carrying straight until it softly landing on the ground. That barely understable shape suits my eye better than”

Had a domey old Excite that was a great bomber for a sub-120 m thrower but, like most fast flippy drivers, became hard to control at higher speeds.

“I had one of those domey old Excites and it was a great bomber for a sub-120m thrower, but like most fast & flippy drivers, became hard to control when”

Finds the Delirium a nasty fast Destroyer-ish option, like a slightly more stable Dimension.

“Delirium is nasty for a fast , destroyer ish option, it's like a slightly more stable dimension. Lightweight Defy and”

Every Defy they've bought has been very flat, less glidey and more stable than their Wraiths.

“I haven’t bought a new Defy in at least three years but all of them have been very flat and less glidey and more stable than my wraiths.”

Also bags an Envy and tried an MVP Watt for something straighter and more stable; it has been solid with nearly identical feel.

“I also bag an Envy, but tried out an MVP Watt for something more straight/stable and it's been solid. Nearly identical feel as an Envy”

Loves their light and heavy Fission Hexes, which can take a beating.

“I love my Fission Hex. I have a light one and a heavier one that I throw. Those things are great. They can definitely take”

Their Neutron Fireball is more overstable than their Eclipse Insanitys and fades earlier without dumping like some Firebirds, which is why they still love it.

“I've had 2 eclipse insanitys (lost 1 after a couple months of use and then replaced it) and neither were as OS as my neutron fireball. I still bag both”

An R2 Wrath replaced their 2024 Sexton Firebird in the bag.

“I also have an R2 Wrath that replaced my 2024 Sexton Firebird. Slowly but”

Found an Eclipse Reactor only a little more stable than a fresh Hex, so it didn't make sense to bag both.

“Eclipse reactor is a little more stable, but still pretty close to a fresh hex. Didn't make sense to bag both for me. I'm throwing”

Their Eclipse Insanity flies nothing like their Cosmic Neutron one even after beating; it turns briefly then hyzers back.

“My Eclipse flies nothing like my Cosmic Neutron Insanity, even after some beating. In a headwind or a powerful drive, you will notice a familiar turn but it usually doesn’t”

Likes the Mayhem a lot, but it always fades back for them, flying like a turning Dimension; it is quite new so they hope it beats in.

“Mayhem: fades back always. I like this disc a lot, but it's like a turning dimension for me currently. Quite a new disc as well so hoping to beat the”

Finds the MVP Matrix a little more stable and a little less glidey than the Axiom Hex.

“In my experience, it is definitely a little more stable and a little less glidey than the Axiom Hex. The numbers are 5 4 -1”

The Trance is a great 8 speed: with extra power it has a great flight shape and distance, and on a light toss it flies straight to stable.

“The Trance is a great 8 speed. Put some extra power on it and it has a great flight shape and distance, but a light toss and it's straight to”

Finds the 400 Ultra Soft A2 an absolute meat hook: the soft plastic turns a skip monster into a hit-and-stick beefcake.

“A2 in 400 Ultra Soft is an absolute meathook. If you’re ok with gummy plastic, this thing is a hog. Because of the soft plastic, it turns an absolute skip”

Tried the new Balance as a more wind-proof Hex: it feels good, the Neutron is grippier and gummier, there are no release issues backhand or forehand, and it is more overstable than expected.

“Feels good. The Neutron is a bit grippeir and gummier. No release issues BH or FH. It is more OS than I expected, with the fade kicking in pretty early”

Their Berg comes in and out of the bag: it has the ground play they want but isn't overstable enough for their needs.

“I’ve had a berg come in and out of the bag for a while now, definitely has the ground play I want but not overstable”

Finds the Deflector the most reliably overstable mid ever, and the Fireball similar as a 9-speed.

“Fireball and deflector. The deflector is the most reliably overstable mid ever. And fireball is similar but s 9 speed”

Predominantly RHFH and can forehand almost anything, but not deep mids, specifically their Champion Roc3.

“I’m predominantly RHFH, so I can forehand just about anything. But for the life of me, I can’t with deep mids. Specifically my champ Roc3.”

Picking up a Tesla was a revelation for their forehand: it just does what they want.

“It was a revelation when I picked up a Tesla. That disc just does what”

The EMac Truth is the only disc that has cemented its place in their bag over 10 years.

“Emac truth. It’s the only disc that has cemented its place in my bag after having played disc golf for”

Likes their 169 g Star Valkyrie forehand: thrown on slight hyzer it flips up with a subtle S-curve.

“I really like the feel of my star Valkyrie in 169gs. I usually throw on a slight hyzer so it flips up and has a”

Finds the Lots very smooth for longer shots and regularly parks longer holes with it.

“And the Lots is also quite tasty for longer shots. I regularly park longer holes here, simply becauze the Lots is just so damn smooth.”

Just switched from a Pixel to the Reko for putting: with smaller hands it feels shallower and is a bit faster, and they love it.

“I just tried out a Reko for putting coming from a Pixel. I think it's going to be my new putting putter. I have smaller hands and the Reco feels”

Can't get a Malm to work forehand: despite a fairly clean forehand, it never leaves their hand without substantial off-axis torque.

“I cannot get a Malm to work on forehand. I have a forehand that is relatively clean, but I cannot get that disc to leave”

The Göte became their straight-mid replacement: slow, but it sticks to any line and goes incredibly straight on smooth throws.

“The gote ended up being my "straight mid" replacement. it isn't a buzz or hex (it also flies pretty dang slow) but it'll stick to any line you put it”

The Reko X is their favourite overstable throwing putter: solid for approaches or drives that shouldn't turn but don't need Zone or Järn beef.

“Reko X is my favorite OS throwing putter. Solid for approaches or drives where you don't want much turn but don't need Zone/Jarn type beef.”

Their Järn is a forehand workhorse from 100 to 250 ft.

“KP Jarn - 4.5 speed - is a workhorse for me 100 - 250 I”

Lost the Falk they'd had since starting, one of the best discs they've had for wooded shots: perfectly straight with no fade either way.

“I lost my Falk that I had since I started playing. One of the best discs I've ever had for wooded shots. Perfectly straight no”

Finds the K1 Reko X and K1 Stig both incredible discs.

“K1 Reko X and K1 Stig are both incredible discs, K1 berg is probably my”

Finds the Neutron Trace gets up to speed and is really straight forehand with enough spin: their favourite for distance, basically a Wraith in plastic they like.

“The Trace get up to speed and is really straight in Neutron plastic if you can generate enough spin on FH. My favourite for distance since it's basically a Wraith”

Loves their very beat-up Essence: thrown flat it gives a little flip and fades back beautifully.

“I have really REALLY beat up Essence that I love. Just throw it flat and it will give you a little flip”

Finds their Turbulence a hardcore flex machine.

“Oh and also, my Turbulence, it's a hardcore flex machine.”

Their Cosmic Neutron Crave is their go-to forehand fairway: it goes absolutely dead straight, about 290 ft on average.

“Cosmic Neutron Crave and Anvil are my go-to fairway driver and approach discs for fh, and I throw a wraith fh slightly less far than you do (~325). The Crave”

Their forehand disc is a Neutron Boost: C-Line PD stability out of the box but board flat, becoming very workable after a few tree hits.

“I don't forehand much, but when I do, it's a Neutron Boost. It's got the stability of a C-line PD out of the box, but is board flat. And once”

Finds the Bokeh flies like a more stable Crave, similar to their Servo but glidier, and recommends it to those who like a Servo flight with an FD's deeper, domier feel.

“It flies like a more stable crave. Similar to my servo. I think this disc is less about a whole new flight for the mvp lineup and more about giving”

Can throw their Envys into the low 300s on a real crank, and the Envy is still by far their favourite throwing putter.

“Yep lol i can throw my envy’s low 300s on a real crank but the Luna is the only one”

Said the Envy was the best throwing putter for years, but is starting to think the Proxy is better overall, especially in Plasma.

“I've been saying the Envy is the best throwing putter for years. But the past few years I'm starting to think the Proxy is just better over all, especially in”

A forehand-dominant player who picked up a used Excite and finds that it really flies.

“I picked up a used Excite the other day and WOW! that thing flies! What”

Their 171 g Fission Delirium is far flippier than their Fission Dimension, more like -3/1.

“I've only taken the Delirium (171g) out for a spin once but it is waaaaaay more flippy. Like -3 1”

The closest flight they've found to their slightly beat-in 170 g Star Wraith was a brand-new 168 g lab-second Neutron Defy.

“2 the closest flight I have personally got to a Wraith (slightly beat in 170g Star Wraith) was a brand new lab 2nd 168g Axiom Defy in Neutron plastic. 3”

Has used the Hex for a long time and finds it butter, but wants a slightly more overstable version.

“I've been using the Hex for a long time now and it's just so butter. I want a slightly overstable”

Uses their Neutron Fireball in Iowa winds or to go hard left, and it flies straight in a 20+ mph headwind.

“I use the Fireball in the fun Iowa winds or when I need to go left in a hurry. It does fly perfectly straight in”

Finds the Reactor similar to the original stability and feel of their glow Hex before it beat in, with brighter colours available.

“Reactor is pretty similar to that original stability and feel I had from the glow hex - and you can have actual bright colors instead”

Has tried Insanitys in several plastics: Plasma flies flat with a hair more fade, Proton is domey and perfect for hyzer flips, Eclipse 2.0 is the most overstable.

“I found plasma to be flat with a hair more fade maybe. Proton is domey and perfect for hyzer flips. The eclipse 2.0 is definitely the most overstable though with”

Finds the new Balance every bit as stable as their Pyro, flying more like a Järn or Tactic than their RocX3s, which flip a bit and push further before fading.

“I think it's every bit as stable as my Pyro, but my bagged Pyro had been in the bag for a while so it doesn't fade as much as the”

Finds the Tesla super flat and shallow, fantastic in a forehand grip, and more stable than its numbers: fast and stable with controlled flights.

“Kinda surprised nobody has mentioned the Tesla. Super flat and pretty shallow, feels fantastic in the forehand grip. More stable than the numbers too, I have not seen anyone get”

The Järn is their favourite 4-speed, far more reliable than the Zone; the Stål is a great 9-speed and the Idog a slightly flippy forehand shot.

“If you like kastaplast, the jarn is my favorite 4 speed slot, a lot more reliable than the zone imo. Stal is a great 9”

The K1 Reko is the only Kasta disc that has kept a place in their bag, but the Falk was their go-to while learning backhand form.

“K1 REKO is the only kastaplast that’s maintained a place in my bag, but while I was learning my backhand form the FALK was my”

The Streamline Turbulence is their absolute favourite disc for forehanding, with top-tier hand feel.

“Fairway: Steamline Turbulence is my absolute favorite disc for forehanding, its handfeel is top tier. I love a puddle top for getting a good grip.”

Old board-flat Plasma Craves flew like an FD with almost no turn, while newer ones fly closer to their numbers; with a 135 m max they throw the Crave about 110 m and find it slightly understable and wind-sensitive.

“Old board flat Plasma Craves flew more like an FD – almost zero turn, reliable but pushing fade. Nowadays they usually fly more like their numbers with a consistent narrow”

Loved their first throws with the Bokeh: an easy thrower with great glide and distance, flying like a more stable Rhythm.

“Just had my first throws, love it. Not sure it’s very unique but it’s definitely an “easy thrower” with great glide and distance. I’m surprised that I haven’t seen anyone”

Finds the glow Envy like a straighter, longer Zone with a predictable fade, and far more stable at the finish than their arrow-straight Electron Envy.

“The glow Envy for me is like a straighter, longer Zone, but still with predictable fade. Very complementary. And a much more stable finish than the arrow that is my”

Finds a Soft Neutron Proxy flies further than any other putter for them: easily 280 ft versus 250–265 ft for others.

“Note that a Soft Neutron Proxy flys further than any other putter. Easily 280’ vs some around 250-265’ for me.”

Took a chance on a few 170 g Fission Deliriums and found them very close to the stability they wanted, just a touch flippier.

“Took a chance on a few of the 170ish Deliriums thinking they might be the perfect stability and they are very close, but just a smidge flippier than I would”

Throws an Axiom Defy: a slightly different rim feel from a Wraith, but they can make either do what the other does.

“Personally I throw an Axiom Defy. Slightly different rim feel but otherwise I can get either of them to do what the other one will.”

Loves their Hex for an otherwise straight flight with just a smidge of fade at the end.

“Love my hex. I throw it if I need just a smidge of fade at the end of an otherwise”

Has never bagged a Firebird because they fell in love with how the Fireball feels on forehands.

“Never bagged a Firebird. Would probably give it a try if I the fireball didn't exist, since I just absolutely fell in love with how it feels on forehands.”

Throws an Eclipse Reactor that flies in headwinds like a Hex in calm air, and in calm air acts as a Hex that won't hyzer-flip.

“I throw an eclipse reactor, in headwinds it flies like a hex would in zero winds, in zero winds it’s my “I wanna throw a Hex but I don’t want”

Still thinks about losing their Insanity; it was their all-time favourite disc.

“I still think about losing my Insanity on hole 4. Was my all-time favorite disc”

Was nervous about reports of overstability but found the Balance really nice: it held straight longer than expected before a predictable dump, and the Pyro was more overstable.

“I found the balance actually really nice. Held straight for longer than I expected before the predictable dump. Pyro was definitely more over stable. Looking”

Their Fission Tesla is their favourite forehand driver.

“Tesla (fission)** --fave forehand driver!!”

Finds the Järn very good forehand: K1 (Hard especially) is flat, pushes fast and is reliably overstable, while K3 is puddle-topped with little glide for short upshots.

“As others have said, Jarn is so good for forehand and you can bag 2 and get very different flights from them. The k1's (hard is my favorite) are flat”

The Falk is the only understable disc they're really comfortable with on forehand.

“Fairway - Firebird, duh & Teebird & Falk (it's the only US disc I'm really comfortable with on FH) Driver”

Their Plasma Crave flies like a 7/5/0/2; they love its feel and flight even though it doesn't fly like others report.

“My plasma Crave flys like a 7 5 0 2 for sure. Glad I'm not the only one. I love the way it feels and”

Finds the Bokeh at worst a little sensitive to release angle; at 360 ft theirs fly 7/6/0/1, far less sensitive than Cicadas and with much less high-speed turn than Craves.

“At worst it’s a little sensitive to release angle nuances. Dome variance seems to be a thing with this run. At 360’ mine are 7 6 0 1. Way less”

The Eclipse glow Envy is their favourite; they also bag a glow Proxy and throw it more on their straight home course.

“The Eclipse glow Envy is my favorite. I also bag a Proxy in the Glow as well. I throw my Proxy more due to my”

Has one 172 g Delirium, and unlike others it is quite stable.

“So, I only have one Delirium 172g, but I seem to have a much different”

Recently started throwing an Axiom Defy into headwinds and it works well, and they can forehand it really well too.

“I recently started throwing an Axiom Defy into headwinds and it's working out well. Bonus because I can FH it really well, too. MVP Waves”

Likes the Hex: nice, straight and predictable, and with big hands it feels better than the Buzzz.

“I like it. Nice and straight. Predictable. I have big paws and almost always power grip it, and for me it feels better than the”

A few months into playing, they picked up a Plasma Fireball to fill the Firebird slot and shot their best round at Pier Park.

“I picked up a Plasma Fireball and let me tell you, I should have listened to yall sooner. Played Pier park in PDX today and shot the best round of”

Finds the Reactor has more high-speed stability and fade than the Hex, so they can slam it without worrying about it flipping in wind.

“The Reactor is more HSS (high speed stability) and has a bit more fade. I can slam the Reactor harder without worrying about it flipping in the wind. The Hex”

Had a very light Insanity that lived up to its name: super unpredictable but fun.

“I had a really low weight Insanity like this. Lived up to its name, was super unpredictable but fun. Then”

Finds the Balance more overstable than a Pyro but not by much, like a 7.5/10 Pyro out of the box, and expects it to beat in to an amazing disc.

“More overstable, but not way more. Balance is like a 7.5/10 Pyro out of the box. Definitely an overstable mid for most mortal arms (including my own). The Balance will”

Their Fission Tesla is money: a little turn then a little fade, and as dead straight as they've gotten a 9-speed or faster to fly; their Craves fly dead straight like a Mako3.

“If you’re looking to stick with the overmold my Fission Tesla is money. My Craves fly completely dead straight like a Mako 3 and the Tesla has more of a”

A new player told a Crave is a Hex that goes 50 ft further, and that has been their experience: total point and shoot that holds whatever line they put it on.

“yep, this. I'm a new player who was hoping for a disc that felt like a hex and was as easy to throw straight, guy at the shop says "Crave.”

Their 167 g Bokeh wants to fight to the ground thrown straight and works best on a pushing hyzer; more torque resistant than a Crave but not as much as a Servo.

“Threw mine (167g) today, throwing straight I find it wants to fight to the ground. Had the most luck on a pushing Hyzer. Definitely more torque resistant than the crave,”

Uses the Proton glow Envy as their putting putter too.

“I use the Proton glow Envy as my putting putter as well. I wish there was an electron version with”

Has a Delirium that is quite overstable for a Delirium and throws it only in a really strong headwind.

“I have a delirium that is seemingly quite over stable for a delirium. I only throw it if it's a really strong headwind. For a”

Loves their Hex: the low profile suits their power grip, the plastic is great, and it is workable and straight flying.

“Love mine, feels great in hand for my BH/FH grips I power grip everything on BH, so the lower profile feels good, plastic is great, super workable and straight flying”

Loves the Fireball and credits it with keeping them in the sport in their first summer, when they mostly threw forehands.

“Love the Fireball. I credit me getting a Fireball on a whim keeping me playing the sport my first summer playing it, before I understood the concept of over/under stable”

Likes the Reactor for long straight forehand shots with a bit of fade.

“I like the Reactor for long straight shots with a bit of fade, Tempo for”

Bags Neutron and Sparkle Proton Insanitys: the Neutron flies to its numbers and the Proton has less turn and more fade.

“I bag an Insanity in neutron and sparkle proton. The neutron flies like the numbers while the proton has a bit less turn and more fade. It's not glow beefy,”

On their third Balance, all very similar: properly overstable but very pushy, going as far as their Hex; they cut their mids to a beat-up Hex and a Balance.

“After a series of unfortunate events I´m on my third Balance. They were all very similar. Nice and properly overstable, but very pushy. The Balance goes just as far as”

Has bagged a Fission Crave for two or three years as a shorter Inertia for straight shots in no wind.

“I have bagged a Fission Crave for the last two or three years now. It is my shorter version of an Inertia for straight shots without any wind (with the”

Loves the Crave but finds the Bokeh feels better, like a glove, with more glide and torque resistance.

“I love the crave but I can’t deny the Bokeh feels better. I don’t have huge hands but I don’t have small hands. Crave feels good but the Bokeh feels”

Throws the Envy for anything on one angle under 240 ft and putts with it too, as it feels best in hand after trying many.

“Envy for anything 1 angle under 240, Hex to 280, then Crave. 2 angle or Beef, I use Deflector then”

Their Delirium is incredibly overstable, flying like a faster Phase; their Destroyers flip up on forehand but the Delirium has no chance of that.

“I have a delirium and it’s incredibly overstable. It flies like a faster Phase for me. I throw my destroyers around 110-120m and get them to flip up on a”

Has two Hexes, a very neutral disc that glides for days; they throw it 310–320 ft on a good rip, close to their drivers.

“Hex is a very neutral disc. I have two. One is best in and the other is pretty new. I will have many many more to come. I throw my”

Reaches for the Fireball when a disc needs to hook around a corner or skip; it never flies straight for them.

“When you need a disc to turn the corner, this is that disc [in”

Has the Insanity in every plastic and swaps them by wind and course; their Fission is a predictable turnover and their light Plasma flies dead straight.

“I have that disc in every plastic, and they get swapped in and out based on wind and what course i'm heading to. I usually carry a Lift also, which”

Finds the Pyro and Balance the same thrown nose up, but the Balance much straighter thrown nose down.

“If you throw nose up, Pyro and Balance are the same. If you throw nose down, Balance is much straighter.”

Bags an overstable Plasma Crave and a flippy Hokom Crave: the stable one flips a bit and holds a line on hyzer, the flippy one plays like a forehand-friendly Leopard.

“I bag an overstable (plasma) and flippy (Hokom) Crave and they are both glorious for different reasons. The stable ones can be released on hyzer, give a bit of flip,”

Averages 330 ft and their 175 g Bokeh flew like their Star Eagle but with more glide: both test throws went about 330 ft and pushed forward longer than expected in wind.

“I picked one up today, threw it twice to test it out. I average 330ft and max at 375ish Bokeh at 175g with ever so slight of dome - flew”

Throws Envys up to 250 ft for straight or gentle hyzer shots, switching to a mid beyond that or for more turn.

“I throw Envys up to 250 for straight or gentle hyzer shots. Anything over 250, or mid-shots that require some more significant turn, I will”

The Hex flies like a more beat-in Buzzz for them, with a lower profile and much nicer grip.

“The Hex for me flies like a more beat in buzzz. My most beat in buzzz is much more understandable but for the most part it is a very similar”

Plays in frequent 20+ mph winds in Nebraska, and a Fireball thrown on hyzer face-tanks those headwinds with a lot of success.

“I'm in Nebraska, so I frequently play in 20+ mph winds. Fireball on hyzer just face tanks those headwinds. I'm sure there are other discs that are just as good,”

Throws the Insanity slower and controlled for very straight, accurate, slightly overstable flights; with more power it S-turns beautifully.

“I throw most of my Insanity shots slower and more controlled. So they are very straight, great accuracy and slightly overstable. On higher power as mentioned you will get a”

Finds the Balance looks beefy because it has so much glide: through the fade it still wants to stay in the air, so it can go far off the centerline.

“The Balance looks really beefy because of how much glide it has. All throughout the fade it is still wanting to stay in the air which is what allows it”

Uses their Fission Crave as a longer Hex; thrown at full power it turns and doesn't come back, but at about 75% it flies as intended.

“I use my fission Crave as a longer Hex. Not sure what your arm speed is, but if you’re throwing it full power then sure, it’s probably gonna turn and”

A weaker thrower who finds the Bokeh a more stable Crave: nice flight, good distance, reliable fade and a nice skip, parking baskets they'd normally drive with a Crave.

“I just threw my Bokeh. I'm a weakling. I would agree it is a more stable Crave. Nice flight. I parked the basket on a couple holes I'd throw a”

Putts with Electron Soft and Medium Envys, and their Fission Envy has replaced their Buzzz for simple approaches because a putter toss is more predictable.

“I putt with electron soft and medium envys, and my fission envy has replaced my Buzzz for simple approaches. I find a putter toss to be more predictable. I still”

Loves the Hex; it just feels more natural in their hand than the Buzzz.

“I love the Hex. Granted I threw one before I threw a Buzzz so it could be because I tried it first, but the Hex”

Finds the Fireball much more overstable than a Firebird and perfect for thumber shots, getting max distance and finishing straight on a thumber line.

“It is much more overstable than a firebird. The best use for a Fireball for most of us mortals is that it has the perfect characteristics for tgr Thumber shot.”

A forehand-first player who found Innova options too flippy; the Insanity does what they want, and Proton is their favourite plastic.

“Then I came over to MVP and found the Insanity. It does what I want, and goes where I aim it. Proton plastic has been my favorite, having a nice”

A Proton prototype Balance replaced the Pyro in their overstable mid slot: great but quite overstable, more utility than distance.

“As for the Balance, it replaced the Pyro in the overstable mid slot in my bag. I have a proton prototype (v1) from the gyropalooza box, though, so it's more”

Hated the Crave: it wouldn't flip up as they wanted and thrown flat it turned early and forever, so they sold it.

“I had the same problem as you. Hated the crave. One of the only gyro discs I haven’t liked, or at least understood. It wouldn’t flip up like I wanted,”

Maxing just over 300 ft at 5000 ft elevation, finds the Bokeh gets a flippy flight like their S-Line FDs combined with a good dump like C-Line FDs or a Neo Instinct.

“For me, who maxes out just over 300, and over 5000ft up, the Bokeh gets a similar flippy flight to both my s line FD's, but combined with a good”

Throws their Soft Neutron Envy for any shot under 370 ft that needs to go straight or slightly left; their mids rarely come out since they realised how far the Envy goes.

“Ya. I have made this comment before, but I throw my soft neutron envy for any shot under 370 that needs to be straight or slightly to the left. My”

Flies like a Buzzz but feels amazing in hand because it is smaller and shallower, with lovely plastic.

“Similar flight to a Buzzz but the Hex feels amazing in the hand because it’s smaller and more shallow. And the plastic feels amazing. Buzzz”

The Fireball is their favourite disc and they carry three: a fresh max-weight Neutron for beefy shots, a glidier Fission, and a beat-up Plasma that holds a straight line.

“Fireball is by far my favorite disc and I have 3 in my bag at all times. A fresh, max weight neutron when I need something really beefy. One in”

A 69-year-old with a 250 ft max who loves their Fission Insanity for hyzer flips and turnovers; their longest throw ever, about 275 ft, was with it.

“I love my Fission Insanity for straight hyzer flips and turnover shots. My longest throw ever was about 275 with that disc.”

Loves their stock Balance: about 250–275 ft with a pushing rather than dumpy fade, dead straight for about 75% of the flight before gently fading.

“Can’t speak to the Envy, as the Streamline Stabilizer is my main throwing putter, but I am loving the Balance. I can get it about 250-275, and it has a”

Finds the Crave a stable, hold-any-line disc much like the Hex; they still carry a Neutron one for low-ceiling laser beams and reach for it on unfamiliar courses.

“To me its a stable hold any line disc, much like the Hex. I don't use mine a ton anymore, because I most of the holes I play I can”

Hit an ace with their new Bokeh but finds it no game changer: flippier than expected, similar to their Centurions, and their Z Passion flew a bit further.

“Picked it up yesterday and hit an ace! But…. It’s nice, and doesn’t seem like a game changer. It’s flippier than i was thinking it would be and actually similar”

Bagged a Zone, Envy and Proxy but took the Envy out a couple of months ago and doesn't miss it, covering its shots with the Zone or Proxy.

“I was bagging a Zone, a premium Envy, and a Premium Proxy. I found I was mostly using the Envy for backhand (and occasionally the Zone) and the Zone fore”

Finds the Hex more understable than the Buzzz, which suits them, and prefers its feel in hand.

“I found the Hex to be more understable than the Buzzz, which works to my advantage. I also liked the feel in the hand better than the different Buzzz I”

Threw Firebirds for about 20 years but switched to a Resistor and Fireball combo, liking the Fireball's slightly higher speed and distance from its lower profile.

“I had thrown Firebirds for about 20 years, but I have totally shifted to Resistor and Fireball combo for my OS fairway needs. For the Fireball, I love the slightly”

Throws the Insanity all the time as a flex-line disc for tight fairways and is on their third, though they beat in fast and become turnover machines.

“I throw Insanity all the time. It's a great flex line disc for tight fairways. I'm on my 3rd now, the only gripe I have with them is they beat”

Their Crave flies like their DX Roc3 but a little further with more skip, sitting between the Roc3 and a Champion Teebird in distance.

“For me, the crave flies like my DX Roc3, but a little further and with a little more skip. My DX Roc3 flies straight for a period of time, then”

Throws the Bokeh and FD and finds the Bokeh pushes a little longer with less fade, like a slightly beat-in FD.

“\^ THIS - I throw both molds as well and the Bokeh seems to push a little longer and not have as much fade. I’d go as far as saying”

Swapped their Aviar3 for an Envy, which is much more reliable and more comfortable in grip; it is their favourite putter off the tee on 200–250 ft holes.

“I didn't try the AviarX3, but I bagged an Aviar3 for awhile as my throwing putter. I swapped out for the Envy and it's much more reliable, my main problem”

Their Hexes are their most predictable discs; when practising shot shapes, the Hex just feels natural.

“I love mine, they are the most predictable discs for me. Sometimes I throw around the yard, throw my whole bag at various objects working on different shot shapes. Then”

Sees the Fireball as a decent Firebird that is easier to find, but it breaks in a bit faster than a Champion Firebird.

“The bag thing is they tend to break in a bit faster than a Champ”

Picked up a 157 g Insanity and is still unsure after one round; it flies a little differently from their glow one.

“Picked up an Insanity (157g) to see if I can learn a new disc. I have played 1 round with it, that was yesterday. I'm still unsure about it. It”

Has about nine Craves and finds weight and shape matter more than plastic: a flat max-weight Neutron Hokom is overstable, while R2 glow ones are super straight.

“I got like 9 Craves… The variation between plastics and most importantly weight is quite large. Different runs easily sober the ground between a servo -1 2 and a relay”

Throwing 7-speeds up to 330 ft, finds their Bokeh barely fades back after turning, while Champion Teebirds act like baby Firebirds.

“That's crazy. My champ teebirds are baby firebirds and my Bokeh barely fades back after turning. I only throw 7 speeds up to 330 ft.”

Recently bought an Envy but plans to return it because the Luna feels superior to them.

“I bought the envy recently but think I'm gonna return it, Luna just feels superior to me”

Their Eclipse Hex with the hexagon lattice stamp flies more overstable than a regular Hex, similar to an EMac Truth.

“I have an eclipse Hex (with the hexagon lattice stamp) that flies more overstable than a regular hex. Pretty similar to an emac truth. Trying”

Has tried a 168 g Fission and a 173 g Proton Fireball; the Fission flies and feels much like a Sexton Firebird, relatively flat and aerodynamic.

“I've tried two Fireballs - a Fission at 168g and a Proton at 173. Fission is very similar to a Sexton firebird flight and profile. A little bit more to”

Thinks the Insanity is well worth trying: it can be a roller machine or a go-to straight distance disc depending on how it is thrown.

“Insanity is so money. If you want someone to tell you that it’s worth trying, I got you. It’s different things to different people. A”

The Crave has their favourite flight: a full hyzer-flip to flat, some drift right, then fade; their 164 g and 172 g Protons are reliable even powered up and tighter than Leopards.

“Crave has my favorite flight to watch, the "full flight" hyzer flip to flat, some drift right, and fade. I throw proton 164g and 172g. I find them really reliable”

Got a couple of Latte-run Bokehs in different weights and they have become a bit flippier than expected.

“I got a couple of Bokehs from that run in different weights, & they've become a bit more flippy than expected. That”

Just received a Soft Neutron Envy and was blown away: it feels and flies better than they imagined, perfectly stable.

“Please buy a soft neutron Envy. I just received mine in the mail yesterday and was blown away. It feels and flies better than I”

Liked the Buzzz's flight but hated its hand feel; the Hex feels natural and flies close enough to the same.

“I liked how the Buzzz flew, but hated how it felt in my hand when throwing it. Something just doesn’t feel right when holding a Buzzz. Hex feels like any”

A beat-in Fission Fireball replaced their Halo Firebird in the bag.

“I have a beat-in Fission Fireball that replaced my Halo Firebird. I”

A 300 ft thrower who bags three Insanitys, finding them straighter and a little less overstable than a Valkyrie; a 161 g Fission is their longest driver.

“Bag three Insanitys. IMO, they’re straighter and a little less OS than a Valkyrie. 161g Fission, super straight to turnover. Longest driver. 167g Fission. Has a little more finish than”

As a newer player who relied on a Trail for distance, with better form they now get their Crave to fly just as far or further.

“This. As a noob, I had relied on my Trail for most distance shots. Now with a bit better form, I can get my Crave to fly just as far”

Their Latte-run Bokeh goes straight for miles, flipping up with the slightest fade on hyzer.

“I have a Bokeh Latte run, and it goes straight for miles. It will flip up and have the slightest fade at the end if”

Bags a Star AviarX3 and a Soft Neutron Envy: same numbers but the AviarX3 is more overstable with more approach utility, while the Envy is a solid putter for longer straight lines.

“I bag both, AviarX3 in star and the Envy in neutron soft. They have the same numbers but are much different. AviarX3 is more overstable and has much more approach”

Lost their Hex, bought a used one, and threw it in on a 180 ft upshot at Pier Park.

“Lost my hex a while ago. Was in disc goof depot the other day and found a sick used one and headed to pier park. Threw that bish in on”

The Insanity is their favourite mold after four months playing RHBH, with a longest throw of 369 ft and a consistent 330 ft.

“Insanity is currently my favorite mold. I'm flipping it over a bit more right now with a bit of form change but I can still get it to fly forever.”

Finds the Crave goes so far that they don't look for a longer Crave.

“Crave goes so far that I honestly dont really look for a disc that's a "longer crave." When I'm looking”

Their 168 g Latte Bokeh turns more than its numbers but glides at least 50 ft further than their 168 g Neutron stock Bokeh, which goes straight then fades significantly.

“My Bokeh Latte (168g) turns more than the numbers but glides at least 50ft further than my neutron stock Bokeh. My Neutron stock Bokeh (168g) goes straight and then fades”

Throws Electron Envys that go straight with a reliable fade and hold a hyzer, and prefers a beat-in Neutron Envy as one of their most reliable throwing putters.

“Currently I am throwing electrons. I like them because they go straight with a reliable fade. I can also put them on hyzer and they will hold. However, I have”

The Hex feels small in their hand and can't handle the wider power range of a Buzzz.

“Hex feels small in my hand, and can't handle the wider power range of a”

Uses the Insanity as their main driver: easy to flip up with a baby fade at the end.

“I use the Insanity as my main driver. Easy to flip up and has a baby fade at the end.”

Bags two Fission Craves: a light newer one as an understable fairway for left-to-right shots and a max-weight beat-in one with a mild S-flight true to the numbers.

“For reference, I bag two Craves right now, both in fission and in very different weights. One is newer and light, something like 150g, and I use it for the”

Throwing stock and SE Bokehs against a Plasma Servo, the Bokehs always flew further, drifting right a bit more with about the same fade; the higher shoulder feels different for forehands.

“Disagree, I was out throwing a new stock Bokeh and SE Bokeh yesterday against my plasma Servo, all full weight. Bokehs were the same, and always flew further than the”

Bags four throwing putters from overstable to understable, with the Envy as their reliable-finish option.

“I bag four throwing putters. OS>>>US Zone OS (Beef cake) Envy (Reliable finish) Praxis (Point and shoot) Luna (A little”

Bought a Hex two months ago after the Buzzz failed them, now owns two Fission Hexes and calls it the best midrange they've thrown.

“2 months ago I bought a Hex since the buzzz was failing me. I’m never going back. The Hex is the best midrange I’ve thrown. I tried the fission Hex”

Has a 157 g R2 Insanity with the Eclipse overmold for glow rounds; it goes far and is surprisingly stable.

“I got a 157 R2 Insanity PDGA disc, it has the eclipse overmold. I only throw it for glow rounds but damn that thing goes far and is surprisingly stable.”

Loves the Crave's feel, but a new 170 g Neutron one flips all the way over with too much power even on substantial hyzer; hit just right it still flies great.

“So I love the feel and flight (most of the time) of the Crave, however recently I feel as if it’s kind of inconsistent. I bought a new one that”

Picked up a Bokeh with some Craves and admits it is a good disc, squarely in Teebird territory.

“Anyway, I like to try new discs. I picked up a Bokeh along with some Craves recently. God damnit, it's a good disc. Squarely in 7/10 Teebird territory. It's going”

Finds the Envy good but almost a 4-speed: they consistently got 330 ft from it while other putters went 300–310, more than they want from a putter.

“Envy's good, but it's almost more of a 4 speed. I was consistently getting 330 out of mine when all my others putters would go about 300-310. That's not what”

Just got a Fission Hex and loves it; it feels far more point-and-shoot than their Fuzed Buzzz, which dumps harder at the end.

“I just got my Fission Hex and I love it. I found my fuzed Buzzz to dump a little harder at the end of flight. Hex feels far more point”

The Insanity is like a multitool in their bag: it feels perfect in hand and they trust it on backhands and forehands.

“The Insanity is like a multitool in my bag. It just feels perfect to my hand and I can trust it in backhands or forehands.”

The Sarah Hokom Neutron Crave was one of the first real discs they bought and they were very happy with it.

“The Sarah Hokom Neutron Crave was one of the first "real" discs I bought and I was so happy with it. Such a great disc”

Threw one of their greatest drives with the Bokeh, a lefty backhand that flipped up, turned slightly and held laser straight to circle 1; it has kicked out almost all their other fairways.

“I threw one of my greatest drives ever with the Bokeh last weekend. I got to circle 1 on Toboggan Hole 5 with a lefty backhand. Flipped up down the”

Uses Envys for anything under 260 ft and a new Eagle Envy has been money: really stable for straight throws and a great hyzer approach disc.

“I use Envy’s for anything under 260ft. I just picked up a new Eagle envy from the pro shop and it’s been money so far. really stable disc for straight”