MD3

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

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

Throws many MD3s and finds full-weight C-Line or Metal Flake C-Line the ticket; a Swirly S one is oddly the most stable, and the Iron Samurai 4 MD3 is straight to understable.

“I have a bunch of different MD3's and throw them regularly. IMO a full weight C-Line or Metal Flake C-Line are the ticket. Oddly, a Mariner's Tide Swirly S is”

Their Innova-made MD3 is exactly a stable workhorse: other stable mids like the Mako3 and Buzzz are touchier, but they can rip the MD3 and trust it not to turn.

“I've only thrown the Innova made ones, but the MD3 has been exactly what you described (at least for me). I found other stable mid ranges to be just a”

Has bagged the Mako3, Buzzz, Hex and Prodigy molds but keeps coming back to the MD3: dead straight with some fade at the end.

“For me it’s an MD3. I have bagged a Mako3, Buzzz, Hex, and various Prodigy molds, but I keep coming back to the MD3. Dead straight with some fade at”

Bagged the Hex for years as a hyzer-flip-to-straight mid, but finds the MD3 more point and shoot: straight when thrown flat and easy to work on hyzer or anhyzer.

“Md3. I always found the hex to be a great hyzer flip to straight mid and I bagged it for a few years. The MD3 is more of a point”

The MD3 is their favourite neutral midrange, with a reliable flight that won't turn over; the Pyro is their overstable workhorse and the Origin is for turnovers and hyzer flips.

“MD3 is my favorite neutral midrange. Nice reliable flight, won't turn over on you. Pyro is my over-stable workhorse. Origin for turnovers or hyzer flips.”