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Has a very puddle-top Pro D Focus that is the only disc they never use, because they dislike its feel.

“I have a Pro-D Focus. Super puddle top. It's the only disc I have that I do not use ever. I just don't like the”

Used a Glide in their first few years; it was the one disc they could get to stay right for a while, like a shorter Leopard.

“I used a Glide during my first few years playing and it was the one disc I could get to stay right for a little”

Uses an Axiom Tempo as a Zone-like approach disc with a shallower rim.

“I personally use an Axiom Tempo think or it as a zone clone with a”

Finds the Fossil has no glide and is slightly more stable than a Zone.

“Fossil has no glide and slightly more stable than a zone. I”

With max-weight ESP Force and Punisher, finds the Force pretty similar to a Destroyer.

“From my experience with a Force and Punisher both max weight and both esp, the force is pretty similar to a destroyer. In a headwind”

Loves the shallow feel of the Fierce but wants something more stable.

“I love the shallow feel of the Fierce but will look for something more stable”

Their R2 Spin flies nearly the same as a Fierce and is a bit less flippy than Electron ones.

“My R2 Spin is nearly the same for me as the Fierce and a bit less flippy than the ones”

Uses the Drone for spike-hyzer scramble shots: a dense disc that sticks well and dumps hard left for upshot angles.

“I use the Drone for Hyzer Spike scramble shots. Very dense disc and tends to stick pretty well because of that. And as others have said it dumps left really”

Bags a slightly more stable Grace alongside the Drive, and prefers the Drive every time on forehand.

“I also bag a grace which I’m finding more stable (slightly) - but often tough to chose between which of those to throw on backhand.”

Bags both a Crank and the SS version; great for forehand and a solid distance driver.

“I bag both a Crank and it's SS variant. Great for forehand and a solid distance driver. If you're still”

Has a first-run Z Cigarra that's hard to get to fully turn without a little anhyzer.

“I only have the first run z Cigarra and it's pretty hard for me to get mine to full turn”

A 275 ft thrower whose 2024 UV Z Glo Worlds Cicada flies less stable than their regular Z Cicada.

“my 2024 UV Z Glo Worlds Cicada flies less stable than my Z Cicada. I purchased a misprint of it”

Their main overstable throwing putter is a Chris Dickerson Z Challenger OS.

“My main OS throwing putter is a Chris Dickerson Z Challenger OS, but I only have one and they are”

Really happy with a new Pro D Challenger, but it beats in and loses stability too quickly.

“I'm really happy with a new Pro-D Challenger, but they beat in and lose their stability too quickly, so I'm hoping for something with a”

Leans heavily on Meteors when not throwing into a headwind, including a beat-up Z FLX Meteor bagged for about four years and a more stable Z one.

“I lean on the Meteors pretty heavy when I'm not throwing into a headwind (I carry a really beat-up Z Flx Meteor that I've bagged for about 4 years and”

Bags an ESP Buzzz SS but uses it less than their Meteor, mainly for slower turning or hyzer-flip shots.

“I bag a Buzzz SS (ESP) as well but don't use it quite as much; I use it for slower turning or hyzer flip shots.”

Bags both: the Detour turns earlier in the flight than the Buzzz SS and fades softly, so they use it for turnovers and left-to-right movement.

“I usually bag both. For me, the Detour turns earlier in the flight than the Buzz SS. The Detour also fades softly. I throw the Detour for turn over anhyzer”

After trying about a dozen putters, the Banger raised their confidence as soon as it entered the bag: a real straight shooter inside the circle.

“A Banger was my most recent putter purchase, after having tried about a dozen models over the past year I've been playing. Almost as soon as it entered my bag,”

Their Splice feels great for forehands because it is so flat, but they don't like how overstable it is.

“I have a Splice which feels great, I love how flat it is for the forehand, but I don't like how iverstable it is. Any”

Highly recommends the Spore as a catch disc: softer than the Glitch and Sonic but torque resistant, easy to throw dead straight and won't flip.

“I highly recommend the Spore for a catch disc, it's softer than the glitch and sonic but still has torque resistance. Easy to throw dead straight and won't flip over.”

Their Big Z Anax is the most uncomfortable mold they own; they switched to PDs and Romans, which feel much better.

“my Anax is the most uncomfortable mold I own. I switched to PDs/Romans and find them very fun to throw and much better in the”

The Raptor is their go-to forehand fairway driver, easy to control with low glide, and they use it backhand on windy days or for skips.

“My go-to forehand fairway driver. Super easy to control/manipulate the flight with the low glide factor. Backhand, I use it on strong windy days, or if I need a solid”

Finds the TD a lot more stable than the Gorgon; they recently swapped their TD for a beat-up Star Beast for more distance and reliability.

“TD is more stable than the Gorgon, by a lot. I’ve bagged both, but recently took out my TD for a beat up star beast as I have found I”

Played a round with the Tactic in place of their favourite Harp, comparing it with the Zone, Harp and Pig they've thrown.

“Played a round with the Tactic taking the place of my favorite Harp. I have thrown Zones, Harps, and Pigs but mainly throw the Harp”

Their Vanguard flies dead straight, not flippy, with a nice fade that doesn't crash vertically.

“The Vanguard for me flies dead straight, not flippy, and then has a nice fade without crashing vertically. So Ideally,”

Their first putter was an APX and they loved it enough to buy three Jawbreaker ones.

“My first putter was an APX, loved it and bought 3 jawbreakers. Then I discovered”

Throws their Big Z Archer for big downhill shots that need to hold an anhyzer forever; it may be the flippiest disc they own.

“I only throw it every so often, when I have a big downhill shot that needs to hold an anhyzer forever. Could be the flippiest disc I own. I especially”

The Ares never worked for them: stiff, flat, without much glide, so they sold both; Q-Line DD3s outperform it nearly every time.

“Never worked for me so I sold both I had. Felt quite stiff and flat, didn't really glide all that much. Q-Line DD3s just outperform”

Their Athena is beaten in and no longer flies how they need, and they're not a fan of the Discraft plastic.

“Currently have an Athena, but it’s beat in and doesn’t do the thing anymore. And I’m not a fan of”

Bags both a Z Buzzz and a Hex; the Buzzz is a bit more stable and more reliable in wind, and they love both.

“My Z Buzzz is just a bit more stable and more reliable in the wind so I can justify it.”

Bought a Z Buzzz OS to fill a gap between their Drones and Buzzzes and found it nearly as overstable as the Drone.

“I bought a Z Buzzz OS to fill a gap between my Drones and my Buzzzes, and I found that the Buzzz OS was nearly”

Loves their Avenger SS and Roadrunner.

“I love my Avenger SS and Roadrunner too.”

Switched from Aviars to P1s and immediately saw more consistency and control, likely because it's shallower and the shoulder fits their small hand.

“Switched from Aviars to P1’s and it immediately saw more consistency and felt more in control, most likely since it’s shallower and the shoulder fits my small hand better. P1’s”

Has earlier C-Line Notions and finds that thrown slightly nose up, as putters usually are, the disc doesn't turn much.

“I have previous C-Line releases of the Notion. The pros definitely can get turn on this disc if they throw nose down. HOWEVER, it's typical to throw putters slightly nose”

Finds the Origin a small-diameter mid that is easy to hold, hyzer-flips to a mid-flight turn without burning, and finds its stability as it slows; more like 5/6/-2.5/1.

“For me the Origin is a small diameter mid that is easy to hold, hyzer flips to a mid-flight turn with not too much effort, but doesn’t burn and given”

Finds the Method really good: not as dumpy as its numbers suggest, with a nice gentle fade, and it takes a decent anhyzer while still fading back.

“I think the Method is really good and not as dumpy overstable as the numbers would suggest. It's got a nice, gentle fade for an overstable mid. It also takes”

Finds the Mutant definitely more overstable than a Buzzz OS, a disc that will never ever turn over.

“The mutant is definitely more overstable. Mutant is a disc you can throw if you want it to never ever turn over on you. Ever.”

Throws S-Line and G-Line P2s: very stable but not hooky like a Harp, hard to turn over, and goes far and straight without ever finishing right.

“P2 is very stable, but not hooky like a harp. It's hard to turn over and can be thrown pretty far, pretty straight. I've never had it finish to the”

Bought five P2s but the release felt off, so they switched to the flat-top, beaded P3x, which feels a lot better.

“I had the same feelings about p2’s. Bought 5 to practice with and it just felt off on the release. I switched to the P3x and it feels a lot”

Has thrown an S-Line P1x all summer and loves it; unlike Aviars, P2s and the Nova, it feels right at home in their hand.

“I’ve been throwing an S line P1x all summer and loving it. I never really liked the feel of aviars and P2s, and I hated the feel of the nova”

Bags both: the Tesla flies fairly straight while the PD is very beefy and comes out of any amount of anhyzer.

“I'm bagging both and the Tesla flies fairly straight and the PD is very beefy, I can put it on any amount of anny and”

Finds the Streamline Boost a good replacement for an overstable PD, paired with a Trail.

“The streamline boost is a good replacement for an overstable PD. I pair it with a trail and feel like”

Finds the PD2 amazing: they can't throw it well backhand, but on a 45-degree forehand anhyzer it turns all the way back and hyzers out.

“The PD2 is a pretty amazing mold. I don't have the juice to throw it very well BH but I can throw it on a 45 degree FH anhyzer and”

Found the Paradigm very similar to their Enigmas.

“The Paradigm was very similar to my Enigmas, so probably similar stability to a Grace.”

Their Q-Line FD is incredibly stable, going only slightly less far than their distance drivers, and handles big hyzers and big turnovers.

“my q-line FD is incredibly stable that might by why you struggle with it. For me it goes slightly less far then my distance drivers”

Finds the Rainmaker's rim bottom too sharp for their putting stroke compared with the Hope.

“Rainmaker is too sharp for me on that count compared to the Hope. Could probably”

Threw a friend's Rockstar and it flew like a super beat-in Mamba, rolling immediately.

“I threw a friend's Rockstar and it flew like a super beat in mamba. Immediately rolled. The active line is”

Calls the Logic a great throwing putter.

“Logic. Great throwing putter. I’ve said it once, I’ll say”

Their Champion Thunderbird flies a bit too straight and their FD3 is just a beefcake.

“My champ thunderbird is flying a little bit too straight and the FD3 is just a beefcake. Looking for something”

Just picked up an MVP Terra that fills their old FD3 slot: good backhand and forehand, less stable than a Firebird but stable enough not to turn over.

“Just picked up the new MVP terra and it fills the slot for me that my old FD3 was in before I lost it. Good for both forehand and backs.”

Bought a Neo Function for rollers and it became their favourite disc and maybe their farthest: not as understable as expected, a hyzer-flip machine that goes far.

“Recently bought a Neo Discmania Function with some tournament winnings to try and add a rollers to the bag, but it actually become my fav disc to throw and maybe”

Bags both an Instinct and an Essence, likes them both and they are their go-to discs.

“I currently bag both an Instinct and Essence and like them both, and they are my go to discs. I am looking for something I’m”

Bags the S-Line FD, Neo Essence and Instinct; the S-Line FD flies straight with a gentle fade, while the Essence is for hyzer flips.

“I bag them all and S-FD flies straight and has a gentle fade for me. I use essence for hyzerflips.”

Never got along with the deep P2 and now putts with Links: good in hand, pretty straight with little fade, not very glidey, dropping when out of spin.

“I never got along with the p2 as it was too deep for me. I now put with Links and like it. Feels good in my hand. It’s pretty straight,”

Found a Maestro that was the worst disc they had thrown, but after inverting its dome with boiling water it became a great disc.

“I found a Maestro the other day. Worst disc I have ever thrown. Then... I inverted the dome with some boiling water and it's actually a great disc.”

Uses the Origin, MD1, Glacier and MD5, with the MD1 and MD5 getting the most use.

“Of those, the MD1 and MD5 get most use.”

Finds the MD3 holds up great with a very mild finish, and the C-Line plastic finishes harder than the S-Line.

“it's got a little more integrity and holds up great with a very mild finish. The C-Line plastic finishes harder than the S-Line. If you”

Field-tested two Q-Line Premier MD3s, a 173 g pop-top and a 177 g slightly domey one, against Hexes, a Reactor and a C-Line MD3.

“Just finished field testing 2x Q-line Premier MD3s that I recently got from the Discmania Store. * White 173g poptop domey * White 177g slightly domey Discs I compared both”

Their Majesty and glow Shryke land within feet of each other: thrown flat and hard they run right without rolling, and on hyzer they flip flat with a gentle finish.

“I got a glow Shryke and a Majesty same day. They land within feet of each other and fly the exact same. Thrown flat and hard they run right pretty”

The Magician is one of their favourite discs, with great grip in base plastic, filling a gap between their mids and fairways; the premium version is more stable in wind.

“Magician is one of my favorite discs and has a great grip in base plastic. Fits a nice gap between my usual mids and fairways. Not as comfortable with the”

Loves the feel and flight of the Discmania-made MD5, the centre of their bag: it handles powering up or down, backhand and forehand, all kinds of shapes and almost any wind.

“I love the feel and flight of the Discmania made MD5, it's the center of my bag and to me there is no other disc that can take powering up”

Prefers the MD4 because flat ones are easier to find, and recommends Metal Flake MD4s as super flat and amazingly reliable.

“MD4 - it’s easier to find flat MD4s than MD3s and I’ve found that some MD3s can be just a little too straight and overlap with my Buzzzes. If I”

Their premium-plastic Mentor flew far more stable than its numbers, more like 11/4/0/3, with no turn at all.

“I was hoping for more turn, but got none at all. Threw it vs a brand new DDx C-line (LOVE”

Their Neutron Wrath is far more overstable than their Construct, comparable to a Champion Firebird, and they couldn't get it to flip at all.

“i threw it this weekend, it's way more OS than my Construct. I can best compare it to my Champ Firebird, which is a disc so OS I can't bag”

The Servo is their go-to dead-straight fairway, which they lean on hard in the woods.

“The Servo is my go-to dead straight fairway. I lean on it hard in the woods. The volt is use”

Finds the Volt more overstable than its numbers suggest, pretty much a meathook.

“the volt is more OS than the numbers suggest IMO. It is pretty meathook. Could”

After a few throws with a 350 ft max, their Trance flew like an 8/5/0/1: it wouldn't turn but was very straight when cranked, not quite what they wanted.

“Only got a few throws in with my Trance last night but for my arm speed, I would call it a 8/5/0/1. Couldn't get it to turn right but it”

Loves the Vanish over the Tern: the Tern flips too much if their angle is slightly off, while the Vanish gives a little turn but flies straight as an arrow.

“Its also why I love the Vanish vs Tern. Tern will flip on me too much if my angle is off by just a bit. Vanish will give me a”

A 400 ft thrower for whom a new Catalyst is a max-distance bomber for a few months, then needs more and more hyzer as it changes; the Vanish was already halfway there.

“To me the Catalyst is a max distance bomber for the first few months of its life. I can throw about 400 and on a big rip with a new”

Bought a stack of Jets, Vanishes and Plasma Waves for distance rollers; the Jet is slightly more understable, with more turn and less fade, like a beat-in Trace.

“Recently I have been wanting to practice distance rollers so I bought a small stack of MVP understable speed 11: Jet, Vanish, and Wave. Therefore these are pretty new versions”

A 300 ft thrower who bags two SE Viruses: a beat-in one holds a turned line and fades softly, while a new 175 g one flies straight with a gentle fade and is very consistent.

“I bag 2 SE Viruses. One beat in that I got used. I don’t know the weight. And a 175g new one. The beat one will hold a turned line”

Throws their Wave a lot; powered down on anhyzer it turns over and still gives a reliable fade at the end.

“I throw my Wave a lot. The Catalyst is very similar to the Wave but faster if you want something that turns over less easily. The Catalyst also has a”

Finds the final-run Cloud Breakers flippy, the opposite of what they expected, flying more like a beat-in DD3.

“They flippy, kind’ve the exact opposite you’d expect out of a cloudbreaker. More like a beat in DD3 as opposed to the overstable DD3s they”

Of a Wraith, Scorch and DD, the DD suits them best by far, consistently reaching 330 ft without gassing it, though it only gives a stand-up flight with fade.

“Of the three the DD by far jives the best with me. I’m getting 330’ pretty consistently without completely gassing it. However the only flight I’m getting is a stand”

Finds the new DD1 flies quite similarly to the original DD.

“the new DD1 is quite similar flight in my experience. That was the one that was supposed to replacing the”

After four rounds: the C-Line DD3 is the most stable, fights wind well and still pushes far, while the Swirly S-Line DD3 is their favourite forehand distance driver, reliable but more workable.

“C line dd3 is the most stable, fights wind really well but pushes forward for good distance Swirly s line dd3 is probably my favorite forehand distance driver I've ever”

Loves the Enigma and bags four, though even the most stable one is a touch too straight for what they want.

“I love the Enigma I bag 4 of them, but the most stable one is just a touch too straight for what I want. I'm”

Finds the Color Glow Drop a decent amount more overstable than a Tempo with comparable glide and distance, a great single replacement for a glow Toro and Tempo.

“I agree with other assessments about the color glow Drop, it is more OS than a Tempo by a decent amount but the glide and resultant distance is comparable. If”

Their Essence has a nice unexpected fade and flies like a longer FD.

“The Essence on the other hand has a nice fade which I wasn’t expecting. It’s a longer FD for me”

Finds the Panic very overstable and bags it on big open courses because they can trust it completely to come out of any anhyzer; it also flies very far.

“Panic is hella overstable and the nitro is also hella over stable. I bag a panic on bigger open courses cause I can trust it 1000% to come out of”

Bags Neutron and Fission Rhythms and prefers them over the Drift, finding the Rhythm more stable.

“I bag a 2 Rhythms (neutron/fission) and prefer them over the Drift.”

Electron Soft Pixels felt and putted like beat-in Classic Burst EMac Judges for them, pressing in well under thumb pressure.

“The Electron Soft Pixels have felt and putted similar to any beat Classic Burst EMac Judges. The Soft flight plate height is offset by how well it presses in with”

Ordered a Watt for fun and it went straight into the bag; it feels like a cross between an Envy and a Glitch.

“The Watt is GOATed and went in my bag almost immediately. The Pixel, like you, I hate the hand feel.”

Putted with Pixels for months, then picked up a Cosmic Electron Atom and after fewer than 10 throws is never going back.

“Randomly picked up a Comsic Electron Atom for the hell of it. Threw that less than 10 times, and I am never going back. I”

Usually throws low-glide approach discs but is drawn to the Pitch: so straight, works on every angle, and at 160 g it stops quickly.

“But I’m finding myself drawn to the opposite end of glide with the Pitch. I’ve leaned to grip it now, with my forefinger doing most of the work on the”

Their Neutron Paradox reliably turns and finishes right at 200 ft, and powered down it flies straight for 150 ft on tight wooded holes.

“My Neutron Paradox reliably turns and finishes right at 200’. I will sometimes power down on the same disc and get a straight flight for 150’ on tight wooded holes.”

Recently got a flat 157 g Axiom Insanity that hooks left every time when thrown hyzer or flat.

“I recently got an Axiom Insanity, and if I throw it hyzer or flat, it just hooks left every time. It's very flat, with a”

Loves their Prism Plasma Pyro; without a fast arm it still gets decent distance for how overstable it is.

“I have a Prism Plasma Pyro that I love. I Don't have a super fast arm, but it gets decent distance for how OS it”

The Proxy is their favourite putter, with a 90 ft longest make, and they also use it as an approach disc for anything under 250 ft.

“My personal favorite putter is the Proxy. Ive hit 90ft longest with many in the 20-30 ft range. Also use it as an approach disc for anything under 250ft.”

Loves throwing the Envy as a driving putter: great feel, takes lots of power and goes far, though a little too stable at lower power.

“I love throwing the Envy as a driving putter; it feels great in the hand, can take lots of power, and goes far. However, it's a little more stable than”

Has a preflight Axiom Tantrum with an extremely domey pop top, the domiest they've seen across any brand.

“I've got a "patent pending" (preflight) Axiom Tantrum that is/has a stuper domey poptop. Probably the domey-est poptop ive ever seen across any other brand. It makes my preflight poptop”

A 400–425 ft thrower who finds the Time-Lapse noticeably more stable than an S-Line DD3; their grey stock one is close to a new Star Destroyer and the purple a bit flippier.

“Noticeable more stable than an S-Line DD3. I got a purple and a grey stock stamp. The grey is close to a new Star Destroyer I tested against and the”

Reaches for the Trace in strong headwinds: stable enough to fight the wind but not so overstable they can't get a proper flight, unlike the Time-Lapse.

“I go to the Trace if there is too much head wind. Same flight numbers as a Grace/Wraith. Stable enough to fight the wind but not so OS like the”

Their used Neutron Reactor flies just like their beaten Proton Soft Tempo, maybe 30 ft farther, while their Eclipse Reactor is a little more stable.

“my neutron reactor (which I bought used) flies exactly the same as my my beat to shit proton soft tempo, just maybe 30 feet farther. my eclipse reactor is a”

Can't get their Axiom Thrill past 250 ft: it stretches about 100 ft before dive-bombing right on backhand.

“it stretches out about 100' before it starts to dive bomb right on a backhand. Forehand goes to about 150' before the massive meat hook”

Their Tenacity is easily the furthest-flying disc they've thrown and they love it for max-distance shots.

“My Tenacity is easily the furthest flying disc I've thrown and I love it for max distance shots but I'm looking for something with similar”

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.”

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”

Bought a Tales of Terror Hex on a whim after five Buzzzes and is smitten; it is becoming their main midrange and even a driver on some holes.

“on a whim I boughtna Tales of Terror Hex from this year and I'm fucking smitten. Its fastely becoming my main midrange and even driving disc on certain holes.”

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”

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”

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”

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”

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”

Their Axiom Crave flies like an arrow forehand.

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

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!”

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”

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 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”

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”

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”

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.”

Finds D and Jawbreaker Focus putters a bit understable for their putting stroke.

“generally the D and JB Focus has some under stability that I don't throw well as a putting putter. It's not a wizard. 🤷‍♂️”

Has bagged the Glide since its release, and the Paradox is the first disc that might replace it.

“I’ve been bagging the Glide since it was released and the Paradox seems like the 1st disc that might have”

Uses a Tempo in the slot between Buzzz and Pyro: straighter and longer than a Pyro, like a faster Zone with a subtle fade.

“Tempo is what I use in that slot; its a little straighter (and longer) than a Pyro. Its basically a faster Zone, so its nice for that subtle fade as”

Has a Fossil but hasn't figured out what it's good for; it has almost no glide.

“Have a fossil too but havent figured out what its good for? has like no”

Tested a large batch of Forces against Destroyers and found Forces perform better for them at the overstable end of distance drivers.

“I've been testing a large batch of Forces to see how they measure up to Destroyers and found that for the overstable end of the”

Putts with Fierces and doesn't find them especially shallow compared with Ringers or Maidens.

“I putt with fierces, and don't find them particularly shallow compared to ringers or maidens.”

Has used an R2 Neutron Spin and a Big Z Fierce; the Spin is flippier and a little deeper, and more fun to throw because of how much it turns.

“I have bought and used both in the last six months. The Spin I have is in R2 Neutron and I bought a Big Z Fierce. The Spin is flippier”

Finds the Drone very overstable, likely more than an Anvil, feeling more like a driver than a mid.

“The drone is very overstable, likely even more than your Anvil. It feels more like”

Finds the swirly Z Tour Series Drive awesome, especially on forehand, a really nice option in the Wraith slot.

“The swirly Z Tour Series run is awesome especially on forehand. I like the Drive it’s a really nice option in that Wraith slot”

Has thrown the Crank for many years along with the SS for hyzer flips, though they're moving towards the Hades.

“I've thrown the Crank for many years along with the SS for hyzer flips, but I'm gravitating more towards the”

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”

Bags a 2024 Ledgestone Cicada and loves it: perfect for 350 ft hyzer flips, and thrown flat it never dumps over.

“I bag a 2024 Chess.com Ledgestone Cicada and absolutely love it. It's perfect for those 350' hyzer flips and if I'm throwing it flat, it never wants to dump over”

Finds the Challenger a fine disc that flies like any stable putter, though deeper than they like and Pro D beats in fast.

“Challenger is a fine disc. It's deeper than I like, but it flies like any other stable putter. I will say that from my experience,”

A RHBH thrower with no forehand who relies heavily on an ESP Meteor for 275–300 ft turnover lines that finish right with no fade.

“I throw RHBH and have no real forehand shot, so I rely heavily on the Meteor (ESP) in particular for 275-300 ft turnover lines that need to finish right with”

Throws a Buzzz and a Buzzz SS all the time; the SS comes out for powered-down shorter shots and anhyzers that fight back a bit.

“I throw a Buzzz and a Buzzz SS all the time. The SS gets pulled out for shorter shots that I have to power down because the regular will give”

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”

Has about 20 Banger GTs at home and a couple in the bag at all times.

“I have about 20 of these at the house, and a couple in the bag”

Finds the Splice even flatter and a bit more overstable than the Felon; mainly a utility disc for their arm.

“They feel very similar in the hand. The Splice is even flatter than the Felon and a bit more overstable. I don’t have the biggest”

Their beat-in Anax is definitely more stable than their new I-Blend Roman.

“I have a beat in ANAX and a new I Blend Roman. My Anax is more stable for sure. My”

Their first-run Z Raptor is very overstable like a Firebird, while a 2019 Tour Series ESP flies dead straight about 325 ft once beaten in, then skips with a flat fade.

“I have Raptors in different plastics, the Z is a fist run and pretty comparable to the firebird, very overstable, fades hard. The ESP is a 2019 Tour Series, and”

Their S-Line TD flew straight with fade for them.

“while the S-Line TD was straight with fade for me, I could”

Has used the APX since 1999 and finds ElitePro and ESP versions a little taller than Swirly D and Jawbreaker, so better for throwing than putting.

“I have used an APX since '99, and I've found the ElitePro and ESP to have a little more height to them compared to the swirly D and jawbreaker plastics.”

Bags the Archer as a fairway driver; it was one of the first discs they could turn over and stays as a utility disc.

“I bag an Archer, but I treat it as a fairway driver. It was one of the first discs I could turn over, and it's still in the bag as”

Loves the Ares as one of the best-feeling drivers on the market, like a more consistent first-run Captain's Thrasher, and bags it with a Force.

“I love it. To me it’s one of the better feeling drivers on the market. Flies like a more consistent 1st run Captain’s Thrasher. The Z Colorshift Zeus 2.0 run”

Finds the ESP Athena slightly more stable than a Teebird.

“The ESP is slightly more stable than a Teebird but you can’t”

Loves everything Buzzz and can manipulate Buzzzes for turnovers, hyzer flips and straight shots, but wishes for a slot between the Buzzz and Buzzz OS.

“I love everything Buzzz, I just wish I wouldn’t have to cycle a Buzzz OS to fill that overstable but still controllable Buzzz slot. I find I can manipulate different”

Their first-run Buzzz OS turned out more overstable than a fresh Z Drone and flies nothing like their Champion Roc3s.

“Turns out the Buzzz was MORE OS than the fresh Z Drone I've been throwing. My Buzzz OS is FAF, not sure if they all”

Having thrown both, finds the Avenger SS a true flippy disc that holds a turnover and makes a good roller, unlike the Thrasher.

“Now having thrown both, I don’t feel like they’re all that similar: the SS is a true flippy disc, it’ll hold that turnover and makes a good roller. The Thrasher”

Bought a new P1 and finds it feels like a shallower P2.

“The P1 just feels like a shallower P2, and I was told”

Loves the Origin so much they own about four, while the wider-diameter Fox wasn't similar enough for them.

“Man, I LOVE my origin, but do not like the fox. The fox is very wide diameter! So, it has a very different flip point! Again, I own like 4”

Loves the Neo Method and uses a beat-in Hard Exo Method for their hyzer-flip mid slot, since Exo is less stable and beats in faster.

“I love the Neo Method, and I actually use a beat in Hard Exo Method for that hyzer flip mid slot, it's already a bit less stable out of the”

Tried a Rat, a Drone and their Mutant, which is so stable it hooks out early and dives quickly.

“Tried a Rat, then a drone and then my Mutant and it is so stable that it was ripping out”

Finds the S-Line P2 more overstable than the D-Line, with just enough fade to keep it straight when thrown correctly.

“S-Line P2 is more overstable than D-Line, and that 1 /2fade is enough to keep it straight with such a low speed... if thrown correctly,”

Their P1x is slightly understable, and none of their Champion, R-Pro or KC Aviars fly like it.

“My P1x is slightly understable. I'll see if I can find a classic Avair or nova. My Champion Avair, R-pro Avair and Kc Avair doesn't”

Their C-Line PD is one of the most reliable discs in their bag and they can't see it ever leaving.

“I have a C-line PD and it’s one of the most reliable discs in my bag. I can’t see it”

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”

A 400–450 ft thrower whose Sky Stone PD2 is certified beef that doesn't go much past 330 ft.

“The Sky Stone is certified beef, doesn’t go much past 330 for”

Found the Paradigm more stable than they expected.

“Agree the Paradigm was more stable than I was expecting,”

Finds the Q-Line FD came out more overstable than the S-Line FD; it glides very well but needs a bit more speed.

“It's probably because Q-line FD came out more overstable than for instance S-line FD. It does glide very well, it just needs a bit more speed. If you can hit”

Has owned both and found the Rainmaker felt noticeably less juicy than the P2.

“I’ve owned both. rainmaker felt noticeably less juicy to me. P2 is”

Switched from Aviars to the Logic, which feels better in their hand, and has used it as their main putter for two years.

“I used Aviars (similar to P1) then switched to Logic. For my hand it feels better and I'm using Logic as my main putter for 2 years. Very happy how”

Picked up a barely-thrown Doom Stone FD3 expecting it to be super overstable, but it wasn't overstable enough for that slot.

“I haven’t thrown other FD3s, but I picked up a Doom Stone from the used bin the other week, barely thrown. I expected it to be super overstable, but it”

Uses a Function as a hyzer-flip gap-hitter, an Essence as a long fairway with tiny fade and the DD for max distance.

“I also use a Function as a hyzerflip Gap-hitter, the Essence as a long fairway with a tiny fade and the DD for max Distance”

Their Neo Forge Instinct flies like a GStar Teebird, much less stable than their C-Line FD.

“My instinct flies like a gstar tee bird for me, and the”

Their Night Strike 2 and 3 FDs are very stable.

“Atleast my night strikes 2 and 3 are very stable.”

Their Exo Links are board flat: Hard has almost no flex until beaten in, Soft is grippier; a great all-round putter, with Neo better as a thrower.

“Exo Links are board flat. Both hard and soft. Hard has almost no flex until it beats in. Soft is grippier and slightly more flexible than Hard. The Link is”

Just bought a C-Line MD1 and finds the plastic softer than Champion, feeling more like Star.

“I just purchased a c-line md1 for 20 bucks brand new. From what I've felt of champion plastic, this is softer than champion plastic. I do not own any, but”

Loves the MD3, both old and new, and hopes the Method is a better wind fighter that won't turn over.

“I was a bit concerned it might overlap the MD3 (which I love - both old and new). Like, would it just be a matter”

Throwing mids about 300 ft, they couldn't match that distance with the prototype Q-Line MD3 at any nose angle without a tailwind, and it was unpredictable in headwinds.

“I have very similar experiences with the Proto Q-Line MD3. Did substantial testing and I thought it was just me but I throw a Roc3/Buzzz/MD3 300ft \~ 55mph 1200RPM. I”

Really likes the Majesty: very fast with a wide, sharp rim but not overstable, flying straight for a long way before fading; they bought two backups.

“I actually really like it. It is a very fast disc (wide, sharp rim) but is not at all overstable. For me it tends to fly very straight for a”

Their Active Premium Magician has a big dome and is really flippy.

“Bought active premium Magician. It has a big dome and is really flippy. Also bc of the dome it is”

Loves the new-mold MD5, which is their go-to overstable mid.

“I love the new-mold MD5 and it’s my go-to. I bag a Resistor (in Eclipse) for a “baby Firebird”-style flight”

Can crank their C-Line MD4 into a full flex and it always fades at the end, unlike their straighter, angle-sensitive MD3.

“I can crank on my MD4 and get it to fully flex and it’ll always have some fade towards the end of the flight. My”

Dislikes the Active Premium plastic so far: very stiff and a bit slick in cold weather.

“I kind of dislike the plastic. Might change my mind when summer gets here and it's 24+ outside but now they are very stiff and”

Their Wrath flies quite high-speed stable until it beats in; after some tree hits it turns a bit thrown flat or flips up from hyzer, but still finishes strong.

“The Wrath in my experience flies pretty high speed stable until it beats in a bit. Once it takes some tree hits it will turn a bit when thrown flat”

Loves their Plasma Servo, which holds up much better than the Neutron one they found too flippy.

“I love my plasma servo, holds up much better than neutron (I also thought neutron was too flippy). Should be”

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”

Finds their Neutron Prism Trance definitely more stable than its numbers.

“The Trance neutron prism ,is for sure more stable than the numbers”

Replaced their old Vulcan with a Vanish and loved it: it feels tighter and drives much more accurately without losing much distance.

“I used a Vanish to replace my old Vulcan (13/5/-4/2) and loved it. Feels tighter, I can drive much more accurate with it while not sacrificing too much distance. Personally,”

Bags a Jet for turnovers and tailwinds alongside a Shryke for max distance; the Jet is definitely flippier.

“I bag a shryke for max D and a Jet that I use for turnover and tailwinds. Definitely flippier.”

Has bagged a Virus, mostly as a roller, and finds it very responsive.

“I have bagged Virus before, but mostly as a roller. I think it is very responsive and pretty true to”

Their Fission Wave goes further than a Tenacity for them.

“2nd the wave recommendation as the fission wave goes further for me than a Tenacity.”

Loved two DDs: an S-Line that beat in to perfection and hyzer-flipped flat for days, and a C-Line like a new Thunderbird that holds lines with a consistent fade.

“I've had two DD's that I love. An s-line that started very wraith like then beat into perfection , it would hyzer flip to flat for days, and a c-line”

Lost their Horizon DD1, which was a nice flippy backhand driver and great on forehand.

“Just lost my Discmania horizon DD1 which was a nice flippy backhand driver and great forehand. Would the I blend”

Loves their S-Line DD3s, though the stability of the new first run was a bit of a mistake.

“I love my S-Line DD3s, but I know the stability of this new first run was kind of a mistake.”

Finds the Enigma money for the flippy distance slot, best in Vapor or Forge plastic.

“The Enigma is money for that slot. Best in vapor or forge plastic which can”

Tried the Drop in place of a Tactic and Razor Claw 3 and kept overthrowing upshots because of its sneaky glide.

“Drop does have sneaky glide. I tried it for a while in place of the Tactic and Razor Claw3, and kept overthrowing upshots with the”

Thinks the Essence is the glidiest disc they've ever thrown, with more glide than the Falk or FD.

“I think the Essence is legitimately the glidiest disc that I've ever thrown. More glide than the Falk, or the FD imho. I'm completely sold”

Was surprised to get a fair amount of turn out of a brand-new Neutron Panic at around 380 ft; loves the feel in hand but wanted a stronger headwind driver.

“I am not a particularly long thrower (maybe 380 consistently) so I was surprised when I was able to get a non-insignificant amount of turn out of my by brand”

An early-production Neutron Rhythm was flat as a board and wouldn't turn however hard they threw it; a newer one feels much less flat.

“I got one of the earlier production Neutron Rhythms and it was flat as a board and I could not make it turn no matter how hard I threw it.”

Wasn't planning to get one until they held it and putted with it 50–60 times; it will replace their putter because it fits their hand like a glove.

“I wasn't planning on getting one until I held it and gave it about 50-60 putts It'll replace my Penny Putter...Pixel just fits my hand like a glove”

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”

The Electron Soft Atom is their second-favourite putter.

“The Electron Soft Atom is my second favorite putter. If they release it in the pixel’s soft plastic it might”

Has praised the Pitch since getting the Total Eclipse release: basically an Ultrastar, and floaty nose-up forehands go straight.

“I've been singing the Pitch's praises since I grabbed the total eclipse release. It's basically an ultrastar. Floaty nose up forehands just go straight. Love it.”

Threw their own Paradox side by side with a relative's and found a big difference at the same weight and plastic, about -1.5 versus -3 turn.

“I threw a Paradox after seeing how much of a turnover disc it was for my daughter's SO. It flew differently. So I borrowed his and threw them side by”

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 Pyro is by far their favourite overstable midrange, the only non-Thought Space disc in their bag.

“Pyro is by far my favorite over stable mid range. I bag exclusively thoughtspace disc's with the exception of the”

Loves the Total Eclipse Proxy run: board flat, dead straight and holds angles beautifully, unlike other Proxies they find too domey.

“Best run they ever did was the Total Eclipse run. Board flat and dead straight, holds an angle beautifully and feels great in the hand. I haven’t found another Proxy”

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”

Their Time-Lapse is far more overstable than their Star Wraiths and Halo Bosses, with much less glide despite the big dome; it flies like a longer Firebird.

“I bag Star Wraiths and Halo Bosses, and my Time-Lapse is far more overstable than both, with a lot less glide too despite the massive dome. Closest thing I’ve been”

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”

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”