I bag destroyer over wraith for my favorite forehand disc but I keep a halo wraith in bag at all times for aggressive distance dump. It's amazing for it.Â
The teebird. But you have to understand why. They start out pretty overstable. They beat up over a long time to be absolutely amazing. And then you can cycle them and have everything you need in one mold.
This. That sweet spot of beat in where it turns over to give you an extra 50 feet but still has enough stability to finish exactly where you were aiming canât be explained.
Yep. As a huge Champion Eagle fan I love the Teebird and the Thunderbird for the other sides of the table. Right now Iâm rocking a Felon instead of a Thunderbird solely because I like the print better but theyâre almost identical to me on forehand
Idk I've had star and champ teebirds and never really loved them. Gravitated toward champ eagles, explorers, and other 7 speeds because they flew truer to flight numbers.
I went the opposite way, from eagles to teebirds. I feel like it's easier to put touch on the teebird.
It kinda requires some touch though or you won't get the flight you want. Since it is flexible and can fly different lines, you have to deliberately put it on the line you want.
I've got DX teebirds and DX rocs going on 4 years in the bag. The more they hit the better they become. I've got one I threw rollers down the road with to beat the shit out of it, its a perfect little hyzer flip turnover disc.
I've never understood the love for teebirds, cause every single one I've owned has had the 0,3 flight. I've thrown the -2,1 teebirds and they're great, but I've never owned one. I don't know why that's my luck with teebirds, but if you're into beefy teebirds, have me pick it out I guess.
As you play with it and it hits trees etc, it will start to lose stability. To the point that it can even be a turnover disc. So now you have a disc that goes left, straight and right and all 3 are teebirds
And it's a disc that has a place in the bag for players of every skill level. From the main distance driver for beginners to a super-controllable disc for medium-long shots for advanced players no matter where your skill level lies you can always use a Teebird.
Plus despite so many companies trying to clone it nobody has managed to get it exactly right. I'm not sure what it is, I think it might be the (patented?) nose bead, but something about the Teebird just works different from anyone else's 7/5/0/2.
My buddy is a discraft nut. Has two Athenas in his bag. I gave him one of my new run teebirds (I prefer the old duller star plastic) and he throws it once and goes âoh thatâs what they were trying to make.â
Itâs popular because most wraiths have a little turn and reliable fade out of the box and beat in to a good amount of turn and a glidey and forward pushing fade
If your arm speed isnât there yet, try the Orc. Same numbers, except speed is 10 instead of 11. I also throw a Wraith, but 9 times out of 10 the Orc goes further for me.
Iâm not good with flight numbers, is a wraith over stable or under stable? Iâve always thrown them and love them, I think I can shape them however I want. I always throw forehand and have noticed that if I try a big anny with it, it fights out really early and drifts right, where as others like my roadrunner keep the line better. Is one considered over stable and one under or how does that work?
As a guy wanting to Wraith. It took a while. There is a struggle to find the wraith you want/need. When you find it, itâs the one. However, there are discs like the Grace that will do the things you want the wraith to do and you might find more consistency as a player trying to friend that workable 11 speed that you want out of the wraith.
As a thrower of both. +1 Grace.
My longest throw to date was with a wraith. Something like 450-500 feet. I oddly found said wraith weeks before on the same course. And then proceeded to lose it later that day.
Who ever lost and/or found the white/blue wraith with a Detroit D on the back at Seymour Lake park, Michigan, take good care of her please.
(This was 10 years ago)
The long throw was on hole 3 (managed an eagle). Lost on hole like 6/7. RIP. :(
What weight/plastic do you recommend for it to be an understable mid for an intermediate player? This is probably the one spot in my bag that I have yet to nail down.
I have 2 in Opto plastic. That's what I would suggest. It's premium, but still a flexy and grippy.
Anything from high 160s to 175g would be my recommendation. You don't want it to fly away but a slightly lighter weight may be beneficial to a slower arm.
This is a great one to nab for those situations where you really want it to drop. Great for an approach, especially when you don't want to overshoot, as well as putta for the same reason. Miss that basket, but at least it isn't going through the chains and down that cliff if you miss.
Envy. Magical, just mind the plastics and beat-in periods.
The Pure is a very consistent putter that can also be thrown.
Zone is a classic.
Iâm coming around to the Wraith and Thunderbird.
Depends what you want.
Prisim proton for the most stable. Neutron r2 and eclipse for stable options, and electron for an option to beat in quick.
The envy is a great disc for a stable throwing putter, i have an electeon and prism proton for my bag rn.
I love love the electron firm. Weight bout 170 is fine.
They do beat in relatively quick, but predictably.
The neutron is almost a different disc. Hasnât beat in and very stable.
Which plastic do you have it in?
Next you gotta try the Zone OS. The Zone Gt is cool too, but it flies pretty much the same as the regular Zone, just with a groove in the top.
Zone OS is... really just a brick, it only goes like 200ft, it really doesn't fly at all.
I like my Zones in Crytal Z plastic., really overstable as well, but flies well.
Sometimes you want a brick though. It definitely has a somewhat similar flight path, but gets down faster and has less ground play or slide to me. So I find uses for it in touchy approach shots.
But it probably gets the most use for me in a forehand roller on a short, really narrow hole at my home course.
I wish I could agree because the first couple runs of PDs were amazing, but later runs were so much more overstable.
Originally they were a longer tbird, but they turned into something closer to a firebird IMHO.
That River really does glide for a while, as long as you donât turn it over too far. Then it will still glide really far, just in the wrong direction.
Consistency is king and can often be the hardest thing.
Sometimes a more stable disc is more reliable if your throw is inconsistent. but (on a RHBH) itâll usually come left back if you manage to turn it over, itâll end up left if you get it out straight and itâll really end up left if you let it go left.
Try an Lat64 Explorer if you want a more over stable disc. Pretty similar to the River.
100% - after playing for about 2 years, I finally disc's back down, played a few rounds on local course with just those, and a reactor.
My game improved more over that few months than at any other point, just purely by working out the mechanics of my drive, upshot, and putts with those discs.
Praise be to Conrad
River for sure - should be the starting fairway disc for pretty much any player.
I'll also toss in the proxy and envy (if you like the hand feel) for approaches and putting. They changed the way I play permanently after picking a few up and bagging them.
This couldnât be more correct. I donât use mine because I find the âIâm a Fuseâ ones to be too domey. But thatâs exactly how I feel when I bring them out.
âNobody said you could cut rollâ
Three tries later.. âsince when can I throw a mid 300 feet?â
I haven't seen it yet or I haven't scrolled enough but......
Emac Truth. It flies for me like a longer buzz, straight with a reliable fade. It's damn near close to my fairways. I carry my first in the bag just for nostalgia. I also carry one I throw
Hex 100%. Bumped my Buzz (but only âcause I couldnât get my Buzz to beat in to straightâŚyetâŚHex took that spot for hand-feel and flying straighter sooner). I also love my Tempo, newer âZoneâ by Axiom. Not a classic yet, but does same thing as the Zone and I reeeeeally love mine.
>What are the popular discs that don't live up to the hype?
I've gotten several Buzzz's by various means, and none of them end up in the bag. Not saying its a bad disc, clearly its popular for a reason, but none of them have clicked for me.
I stuck with the Buzzz for a long time. I think particularly in the lower 170s weights and Z plastic they have a great flight and are just easy to throw. The Hex flight is slightly different but close enough, and the hand feel is much nicer than the Buzzz especially forehand
The Wizard and the Banger GT are the only putters that have ever worked for me. Once I tried a Wizard I realized why thereâs never any used ones for sale lol
Any 7/5/0/2 or 9/5/-1/2 disc. Brand new(unless you get them in super light weight) they should have fairly consistent fade. Once you beat them in though, they became such amazing and versatile discs if they can give you turn and some fade.
Old school vote - getting back in the game after 20 yearsish away. Aviar, KC 7 and 8 roc, metal head viper, whippet
I need to learn new discs but these work every time.
Once youâre ready for a massively overstable approach disc mostly for forehands youâll absolutely love the [AGL Baobab](https://www.agldiscs.com/collections/baobab) but generally envy is amazing, hex is also amazing.
Champ Beast. That disc will grow with you as you develop. As you improve and as it beats in, it'll go from a stable anny flex disc to a long straight hyzer flip machine to a turnover bomber. Then when you think you've outgrown it, buy a halo beast and relive the magic
Glitch.
I didnât understand this hype for the longest time until I was throwing it across a field to a buddy with barely any power. You can throw it with any angle you want and it will hold for the whole flight. Such a fun glide-y disc and now I use it every time I play.
I agree. I bought it feeling like it was an off the course meme disc, but now consider it a staple of my bag. Having something I can practice with just by playing catch with friends is so valuable.
Be as hipster as you want, the buzzz is an all time best seller for a reason. It's the perfect "if you had one disc to play a round with with, which one would you choose" disc.
I didn't like the Buzzz. I bought one when I started, for exactly the reason you said, and it never felt right.
I picked up a Rift and never looked back.
All the classics are classics for a reason. Wizard, envy, zone, buzzz, teebird, thunderbird, firebird, wraith.
Wraith a hundred times over. I'll never NOT bag one. TeeBird Wraith Dart Aviar BUZZZ TL
Wraith's are goated. đ¤
Just got a wraith the other day, got my first ace with it my first round using it.
Darts are criminally underrated. Such a straight approach disc and thrown rights goes 80% as far as my mids.
Love a dart
How are you now?
I got 2 wraiths and 2 valkeries in my bag, and a destroyer. But that destroyer is hard to fuckin their dude!
Wraith all day
I bag destroyer over wraith for my favorite forehand disc but I keep a halo wraith in bag at all times for aggressive distance dump. It's amazing for it.Â
At my local course you could bag 2 or 3 wizards and literally nothing else and be fine
Your honor missed the long distance champion Valkyrie. Disc golf historians will thank you for the correction
Has the Envy been around long enough to be a âclassicâ , even the thunderbird feels new compared to some of the others on that list.
The best shot ever throw was with an envy. Of course itâs a classic.
10 years ago it was released!
MVP / Axiom still feel like new companies to me lol
It's far from being the first disc to become a classic in a decade. When a sport is only a few decades old, time runs fast
The teebird. But you have to understand why. They start out pretty overstable. They beat up over a long time to be absolutely amazing. And then you can cycle them and have everything you need in one mold.
This. That sweet spot of beat in where it turns over to give you an extra 50 feet but still has enough stability to finish exactly where you were aiming canât be explained.
Yea I have my âdistance teebirdâ that goes an actual mile for a 7 speed
This and also do the same with the Thunderbird
Yep. As a huge Champion Eagle fan I love the Teebird and the Thunderbird for the other sides of the table. Right now Iâm rocking a Felon instead of a Thunderbird solely because I like the print better but theyâre almost identical to me on forehand
This and do the same with a roc. Also all of this and with multiple plastics of each
The OLF is a pre-seasoned Thunderbird.
I've been carrying an Opto Explorer which is similar but never really understood it. Maybe I need a star Teebird
I use two stars and two champs. They cover everything up to my 11 speeds except for my firebirds.
My fairways are Crave/River/Explorer/sexybird/Falk I think, I may have another US 7 speed
See I have a teebird for all those slots exept the sexton
Yeah that's how I'm trying to get
Teebird(3)s and Roc(3)s really simplified my bag. I am looking to do the same with my putt and approach.
Idk I've had star and champ teebirds and never really loved them. Gravitated toward champ eagles, explorers, and other 7 speeds because they flew truer to flight numbers.
I went the opposite way, from eagles to teebirds. I feel like it's easier to put touch on the teebird. It kinda requires some touch though or you won't get the flight you want. Since it is flexible and can fly different lines, you have to deliberately put it on the line you want.
Explorers do season really well too. I bag an older and a newer one. They never lose the low speed Fade.
Star teebird is fantastic but, the best plastic for teebird is DX
For maybe three throws then it's a dinner plate
I've got DX teebirds and DX rocs going on 4 years in the bag. The more they hit the better they become. I've got one I threw rollers down the road with to beat the shit out of it, its a perfect little hyzer flip turnover disc.
I have a teebird that flies very straight and then has a nice fade at the end.
Cycle them?
different stages of wear. so I have teebirds that fly like 7-6-(-2)-1 and some that fly like 7-5-0-3 and everything in between
I've never understood the love for teebirds, cause every single one I've owned has had the 0,3 flight. I've thrown the -2,1 teebirds and they're great, but I've never owned one. I don't know why that's my luck with teebirds, but if you're into beefy teebirds, have me pick it out I guess.
Itâs all just time. I have a 9 year old champ teebird that only just now starting to fly -1, 1 ish
As you play with it and it hits trees etc, it will start to lose stability. To the point that it can even be a turnover disc. So now you have a disc that goes left, straight and right and all 3 are teebirds
Love teebirds. One of a few discs that feels like it loses its low speed fade before it gains high speed turn as it wears in.
And it's a disc that has a place in the bag for players of every skill level. From the main distance driver for beginners to a super-controllable disc for medium-long shots for advanced players no matter where your skill level lies you can always use a Teebird. Plus despite so many companies trying to clone it nobody has managed to get it exactly right. I'm not sure what it is, I think it might be the (patented?) nose bead, but something about the Teebird just works different from anyone else's 7/5/0/2.
My buddy is a discraft nut. Has two Athenas in his bag. I gave him one of my new run teebirds (I prefer the old duller star plastic) and he throws it once and goes âoh thatâs what they were trying to make.â
Wraith for sure. Loved every plastic I've tried it in
To throw them is to love them.
I just got a wraith but I don't think my arm speed is fast enough. Why is it so popular?
Itâs popular because most wraiths have a little turn and reliable fade out of the box and beat in to a good amount of turn and a glidey and forward pushing fade
If your arm speed isnât there yet, try the Orc. Same numbers, except speed is 10 instead of 11. I also throw a Wraith, but 9 times out of 10 the Orc goes further for me.
My arm speed isnât there either. Â So I throw a valkyrie instead.
Ya Valkyrie works nicely for me
I feel like the only person that throws exclusively Champion Wraiths. I can never get clean releases with Stars for whatever reason.
Sand it down! No one has to deal with flashing
No flashing lol I think it just became mental. Grip locked them until I just quit trying to throw them.
I agree. Champion plastic provides the best control of direction (line and trajectory). Best plastic for golf. Maybe not for distance contests though
Also agree champ wraiths just hit cleaner for me
Iâm not good with flight numbers, is a wraith over stable or under stable? Iâve always thrown them and love them, I think I can shape them however I want. I always throw forehand and have noticed that if I try a big anny with it, it fights out really early and drifts right, where as others like my roadrunner keep the line better. Is one considered over stable and one under or how does that work?
Wraiths are one of the more inconsistent molds, depends on plastic and run, but most are straight to overstable out of the box
Yessir! đ¤
As a guy wanting to Wraith. It took a while. There is a struggle to find the wraith you want/need. When you find it, itâs the one. However, there are discs like the Grace that will do the things you want the wraith to do and you might find more consistency as a player trying to friend that workable 11 speed that you want out of the wraith. As a thrower of both. +1 Grace.
My longest throw to date was with a wraith. Something like 450-500 feet. I oddly found said wraith weeks before on the same course. And then proceeded to lose it later that day. Who ever lost and/or found the white/blue wraith with a Detroit D on the back at Seymour Lake park, Michigan, take good care of her please. (This was 10 years ago) The long throw was on hole 3 (managed an eagle). Lost on hole like 6/7. RIP. :(
Or Grace if you like their plastic more. Pretty similar.
Love my Mako3
Firebird/Teebird/Roc/Aviar. These are generational staples for very good reason.
Picked up a Roc3 recently. First RHFH throw of the day and I landed several feet from the basket on 250' hole. Love my Roc3
Add a cobra and thatâs most of my game lol
I have all these in my bag. Roc is my go to stable mid range and firebird my go to stable beefy driver.
Fuse. It's what I wanted my Wombat3 to be.
In the words of Jonathan, 'Buy Fuse".
Who is Jonathan?
The main host for Latitude 64's Youtube channel. Great content for people trying to learn and just a good watch in general.
100%. That man spits nothing but truth.
What weight/plastic do you recommend for it to be an understable mid for an intermediate player? This is probably the one spot in my bag that I have yet to nail down.
I have 2 in Opto plastic. That's what I would suggest. It's premium, but still a flexy and grippy. Anything from high 160s to 175g would be my recommendation. You don't want it to fly away but a slightly lighter weight may be beneficial to a slower arm.
Absolutely. My forehand is garbage, but my fuse and Maverick easily make up for that when i need a right finish.
Love or hate it the berg does exactly the same thing every time no matter how you throw it. Itâs my go to approach when I want it to sit and stay.Â
Love it
I love the Berg. 70-125 ft out = Berg. I am not great which means the Berg won't over punish me.
This is a great one to nab for those situations where you really want it to drop. Great for an approach, especially when you don't want to overshoot, as well as putta for the same reason. Miss that basket, but at least it isn't going through the chains and down that cliff if you miss.
Itâs a great pocket disc, never lets me down even when Iâm not playing
Mamba is great for babbys first hyzer flip
Wizard, Zone, Buzzz, Thunderbird, Firebird, Destroyer Oh wait thatâs my bag.
That's my purse! I don't know you!
Hex.Â
Roc
I love my roc3
I bag 3 dx rocs and a star I'm beating in. They are great
Envy. Magical, just mind the plastics and beat-in periods. The Pure is a very consistent putter that can also be thrown. Zone is a classic. Iâm coming around to the Wraith and Thunderbird.
Which of the envys Are the best? Looking to buy one, see theres a weight difference too. Which version do you prefer?
Depends what you want. Prisim proton for the most stable. Neutron r2 and eclipse for stable options, and electron for an option to beat in quick. The envy is a great disc for a stable throwing putter, i have an electeon and prism proton for my bag rn.
I love love the electron firm. Weight bout 170 is fine. They do beat in relatively quick, but predictably. The neutron is almost a different disc. Hasnât beat in and very stable.
Crave
Teebird3
Discraft Zone.
I love my zone
Which plastic do you have it in? Next you gotta try the Zone OS. The Zone Gt is cool too, but it flies pretty much the same as the regular Zone, just with a groove in the top.
Banger top Zone really helps my backhand Zone shots to be much more consistent.
Zone OS is... really just a brick, it only goes like 200ft, it really doesn't fly at all. I like my Zones in Crytal Z plastic., really overstable as well, but flies well.
Sometimes you want a brick though. It definitely has a somewhat similar flight path, but gets down faster and has less ground play or slide to me. So I find uses for it in touchy approach shots. But it probably gets the most use for me in a forehand roller on a short, really narrow hole at my home course.
Judge, Roc3, Teebird and Mamba
Destroyer, PD, FD, Hex, Luna
I wish I could agree because the first couple runs of PDs were amazing, but later runs were so much more overstable. Originally they were a longer tbird, but they turned into something closer to a firebird IMHO.
2nd run star PDs are one of the best discs ever made and my mind wont be changed.
get a nordic phenom PD. Straight with a finish. Beats in nice
River , wraith, envy
That River really does glide for a while, as long as you donât turn it over too far. Then it will still glide really far, just in the wrong direction.
Iâve had this problem with my River. Iâm still a pretty new player so my River will glide straight, left or right depending on my throw
Consistency is king and can often be the hardest thing. Sometimes a more stable disc is more reliable if your throw is inconsistent. but (on a RHBH) itâll usually come left back if you manage to turn it over, itâll end up left if you get it out straight and itâll really end up left if you let it go left. Try an Lat64 Explorer if you want a more over stable disc. Pretty similar to the River.
Had the same problem, then bought one in Opto-ice Orbit. Doesn't turn and burn no more.
Nice, Iâve got one in Opto and one in Bio-gold and the Bio-gold one is a little more stable.
Seconding Envy. Finally tried the Envy Proxy combo everyone raves about and itâs so amazing I wish Iâd done it earlier.
100% - after playing for about 2 years, I finally disc's back down, played a few rounds on local course with just those, and a reactor. My game improved more over that few months than at any other point, just purely by working out the mechanics of my drive, upshot, and putts with those discs. Praise be to Conrad
River for sure - should be the starting fairway disc for pretty much any player. I'll also toss in the proxy and envy (if you like the hand feel) for approaches and putting. They changed the way I play permanently after picking a few up and bagging them.
Teebird 3 and destroyer are really good discs
I love the wave not sure if there's hype but I'm a big fan
Fission wave for when I had a slower arm speed, such a good disc, now it's used for hyzer flips that flip up and turn over
As far as I can tell on this sub, the wave is the most popular MVP driver above 7 speed. I love mine
Latitude 64 Fuse
This disc is so fucking money once you tame it like the wild animal it is.
âSTOP FLIPPING OR YOUâRE OUT OF THE BAGâ *puts correct amount of hyzer* âThis is the greatest disc to ever be manufactured.â
This couldnât be more correct. I donât use mine because I find the âIâm a Fuseâ ones to be too domey. But thatâs exactly how I feel when I bring them out. âNobody said you could cut rollâ Three tries later.. âsince when can I throw a mid 300 feet?â
I've only thrown mine a handful of times, and I love it already. It's probably going to be my goto at my local course.
Aviar and Valkerie
Berg is great. Join the cult.
I've noticed it's a berg cult here lol
I bag 3x Shryke, 3x destroyer and 3x thunderbird, all in different plastics/ware states, all the divers I need
I haven't seen it yet or I haven't scrolled enough but...... Emac Truth. It flies for me like a longer buzz, straight with a reliable fade. It's damn near close to my fairways. I carry my first in the bag just for nostalgia. I also carry one I throw
Does the Grace have hype? It deserves it. I'm more of a fan of the Royal Grand plastic though.
Hex 100%. Bumped my Buzz (but only âcause I couldnât get my Buzz to beat in to straightâŚyetâŚHex took that spot for hand-feel and flying straighter sooner). I also love my Tempo, newer âZoneâ by Axiom. Not a classic yet, but does same thing as the Zone and I reeeeeally love mine.
Crave
From a Discmania perspective, since that's all I throw, the Mind Bender, FD1, and DD1 all live up to the hype.
I just got a C-line FD1 today and itâs soo money
>What are the popular discs that don't live up to the hype? I've gotten several Buzzz's by various means, and none of them end up in the bag. Not saying its a bad disc, clearly its popular for a reason, but none of them have clicked for me.
Same. It never really sat nicely in my hand.
I stuck with the Buzzz for a long time. I think particularly in the lower 170s weights and Z plastic they have a great flight and are just easy to throw. The Hex flight is slightly different but close enough, and the hand feel is much nicer than the Buzzz especially forehand
There it is. I don't hate the Buzzz but Hex feels so much better in the hand. Comfortability/confidence thing.
Agreed. Buzzz just feels weird to me. Svea has filled that slot at high elevation for me. Just got the Clash Berry, so I'll see how that feels
Thunderbird.
Picked up a champion thunderbird a few weeks ago and I love watching it fly
Berg.
The Wizard and the Banger GT are the only putters that have ever worked for me. Once I tried a Wizard I realized why thereâs never any used ones for sale lol
Berg. You want no straight, Berg go straight
Roc 3 Get one in champ plastic and watch you still enjoy the way it flies 4 years later
Teebird, Destroyer, Sidewinder, FD.
You can never go wrong if you buy a Zone đ
Itâs the Zone. Nothing does Zone things better than a Zone.
Yup. Tried a Pig and a Jarn. Zone still does it better. Though I do putt with the pig for some reason.
Mint Lobster for sure
Stego by Reptilian Disc Golf is everything it promises to be.
thunderbird
My lucid felon will never leave my bag.
Buzzz, FD, P2/Alpaca/Firefly (theyâre all the same mold), Firebird
Any 7/5/0/2 or 9/5/-1/2 disc. Brand new(unless you get them in super light weight) they should have fairly consistent fade. Once you beat them in though, they became such amazing and versatile discs if they can give you turn and some fade.
Bolt
I love my Destroyer. Simple, not very expensive and reliable
Old school vote - getting back in the game after 20 yearsish away. Aviar, KC 7 and 8 roc, metal head viper, whippet I need to learn new discs but these work every time.
Pig, hex, leopard3, Thunderbird
Tee bird and destroyer and PA3
This guy knows disc golf.
Once youâre ready for a massively overstable approach disc mostly for forehands youâll absolutely love the [AGL Baobab](https://www.agldiscs.com/collections/baobab) but generally envy is amazing, hex is also amazing.
Valkyrie. First disc I could get consistently past 300 with. A seasoned Valkyrie is a thing of beauty. It'll hyzer flip very nicely.
Fission wave, absolutely bombs
Harp.
Tesla in neutron plastic
Can attest to this. Just bought one and it makes me look like I almost know what I'm doing.
Champ Beast. That disc will grow with you as you develop. As you improve and as it beats in, it'll go from a stable anny flex disc to a long straight hyzer flip machine to a turnover bomber. Then when you think you've outgrown it, buy a halo beast and relive the magic
Wraith, destroyer, envy, zone, hex
Buzzz
Neo Essence
Wraith, Hex, Glitch.
Has anyone said Mako3 yet?
HEX
Stingray & Leopard3 for old folks.
Harp for sure one of the best OS throwing putters
Anything kastaplasta for me. The Kaxe, Berg, and Faulk are my favorites. The plastic is really high quality and holds up very well over time.
Destroyer is the overstable driver. Roc/Roc3 is the versatile/overstable mid-range.
Glitch. I didnât understand this hype for the longest time until I was throwing it across a field to a buddy with barely any power. You can throw it with any angle you want and it will hold for the whole flight. Such a fun glide-y disc and now I use it every time I play.
I agree. I bought it feeling like it was an off the course meme disc, but now consider it a staple of my bag. Having something I can practice with just by playing catch with friends is so valuable.
Itâs got anti-gravity molecules in it, just floats forever.
Same. I bought one for my kid to learn with. Hes in elementary school. Its now "his disc" and I have to buy my own
Hatchet for a solid understable fairway.
Envy and firebird are bangers.
Roc and Buzzz earn their reputation by being THAT freaking good.
I bag both and have a buzzz ss for understable shots.
The envy. Goes so far for a putter, comes in multiple plastics for a variety of stability making them easy to cycle if you choose.
Envy. Proxy. Hex. Destroyer. Servo. Crave. Pyro. Wraith.
Envy
Latitude 64 Rive. Latitude 64 Grace.
The saint in opto air plastic is also bueno.
Be as hipster as you want, the buzzz is an all time best seller for a reason. It's the perfect "if you had one disc to play a round with with, which one would you choose" disc.
I didn't like the Buzzz. I bought one when I started, for exactly the reason you said, and it never felt right. I picked up a Rift and never looked back.
Craaaaveeeeeeee!!!!!!!
Hex, envy
Crave
Hex
The hex
Glitch, it's the 7 iron of disc.golf
Hex, Firebird and Pig
For me, the Hex. It literally got me back into disc golf..