Best Midrange Discs 2026, Ranked by 32 Real Player Reviews

The midranges players are most consistently happy with.

Last updated · How we rank

  1. 1

    MVPReactor

    100%positive
    9 positive0 mixed0 negative9 reviews
    good for forehands4reliable fade3holds lines1
    “Reactor is my favorite midrange when it comes to be able to do forehanding and backhanding. It does both equally well.”
    Redditr/discgolf
    Read all 9 reviews of the MVP Reactor →
  2. 2

    InnovaFox

    90%positive
    8 positive2 mixed0 negative10 reviews
    lots of glide3beginner-friendly1good for forehands1beats in fast1
    “G Star Fox after several nice solid tree hits is the answer. Only took about 10 hard shanks off the tee to become more flippy.”
    Redditr/discgolf
    Read all 10 reviews of the Innova Fox →
  3. 3

    InnovaPig

    86%positive
    6 positive0 mixed1 negative7 reviews
    accurate1good for forehands1great grip1beats in fast1
    “I have a Star Pig and a R-pro and the Star Pig is much more stiff. But I've been told in here that Pigs, due”
    Redditr/discgolf
    Read all 7 reviews of the Innova Pig →
  4. 4

    InnovaRat

    83%positive
    4 positive2 mixed0 negative6 reviews
    good for forehands1reliable fade1
    “As a Rat and Zone thrower, I recommend a Sexton Tour Glow Rat. The Star Rat is good but goes too straight faster than I”
    Redditr/discgolf
    Read all 6 reviews of the Innova Rat →

How we rank

  • Two kinds of published review count: player reviews on DiscGolfRecs and first-hand comments quoted from around the web, each linked to its source. Each one is read as positive, mixed or negative. A player review's star rating decides it (4–5 positive, 3 mixed, 1–2 negative); quoted comments are judged when they are moderated, and ones nobody has judged yet don't count. Only reviews from the last 3 years count.
  • The % positive on each disc is its share of positive reviews, with mixed ones counting as half.
  • The order rewards discs that are both well liked and widely discussed: we count how many more positive reviews a disc has than an average disc with the same number of reviews would have. A disc with 33 positive reviews out of 43 therefore ranks above one with 15 out of 17, which is why the order doesn't always follow the % positive.
  • A disc needs at least 6 reviews and at least 60% positive to be listed, and this list only includes discs with a midrange type. We never pad a list: only 4 discs qualify right now, so that's how many you see.
  • The list re-ranks itself as new reviews are published. There are no sponsored placements, affiliate links or paid rankings.